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Message:: [QUOTE="19Lyds, post: 2796695, member: 15929"]None of what you've posted are all that difficult to obtain and ALL are or would be available at literally any coin show/coin store. You may not like the prices but they are there. The 72 Type 2 might be challenging but, if you're ever in Florida, I hear that there are plenty to still be found. I found one in a complete Dansco collection that was being offered at a Coin Store. I've also been able to purchase a few in bulk lots from "non-Coin Dealers" on ebay. (Antique Dealers)The FEV? Check every slabbed 71-D you come in contact with. You CAN get very lucky. Don't rule out NGC slabs or for that matter, any other slabs. If push comes to shove, PM me your address. I can hook you up for cheap as I think I've got some nice one's laying around here somewhere.The 1971? MS65 is easily obtainable but if you buy rolls, some 64's could very well pop out. I bought a roll about 10 years back and it coughed up at least 5 MS65's and a couple MS65+ coins.The 73-s and 74-S Silver Proofs are easy peasey. Just be prepared to part with some money. $15 or the 74 and maybe $25 or so for the 73-S. The 76, 77, and 78 proofs are just a matter of buying the proof sets which are really cheap. As for your "upgrade plans"? Don't give up. Pick up a couple of extra IKE Folders and some 2x2's with 2.5 x 2.5 Mylar flips. An Eisenhower collection is much much more than just 32-35 coins in some Dansco on a Book Shelf. An Eisenhower Collection is a LOT of different coins. A lot of Duplicates. A lot of Folkers. A LOT of Slabs, a couple of boxes of 2x2's and a LOT of Rolls acquired over the years. Experience the collection.[/QUOTE]

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