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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;sambyrd44, post: 2738037, member: 26653&quot;]My Ike sets are diverse I have a set in MS64 and MS65 and a set OF MS66 (year set) in PCGS Slabs The Silvers I have in 65/66/67 IN PCGS slabs.</p><p><br /></p><p>The silvers 71/72/73/74 UNC Blue pack may be best bought in slabs there pretty inexpensive. Raw examples if your real selective you can get some great coins but many will be on the lower end.</p><p><br /></p><p>You will want to think about if you want bright white coins or toned coins and what grade range you want. The tough thing about IKES is finding nice toned coins and well struck coins in general.</p><p><br /></p><p>I would first get an album a good one like a dansco and then buy some mint sets at a show or shop and start to look at these coins. You can build a really nice set 73,74 75(ty1) 76,77,78 these coins can be found really inexpensive and mint sets are a good way. Be very selective.I have 3 raw sets and many toners I like natural album toners. Ikes are not real popular and you can build a great set with patience and learn about these coins at the same time. No real stoppers 73 S silver proof and IKE 72 type 2 are a little costly but you can find them slabbed pretty reasonable. I think a Slabbed set MS65 is also a really good set to build you can find them at fair prices. I wont post any IKE images to derail this post but once you get started post some of your coins and I will add some from my sets.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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