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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;littlehugger, post: 1818023, member: 58633&quot;]Kanga, I like that idea, and would love to put together a comprehensive, high grade type set. But, its very expensive, and time consuming, and with kids, not really wise or logical.</p><p>&nbsp;When they were very small tads, they tore up my Dansco album Type Set, and I like the idea of being able to handle the coins, for them, and I tend that way too. It generates more interest than seriously high grade, Smithsonian quality stuff, but I am jealous. Will you remember me in your will? Hehe!</p><p>&nbsp;My sons do recognize that the coins are valuable. And Type Sets cover the whole gamut of collecting. It interests me, and keeps me involved. </p><p>&nbsp;My basic motivation is to put together a quality type set, that contains quality coins, but that is mostly XF-AU so my boys can occasionally handle them without destroying their value, and enjoy them on their simple level, yet still be a valuable inheritance. I want to interest them, not have a heart attack every time they get near it, hehe!</p><p>&nbsp;Of course, with a type set, you can still get high quality examples of common or current date stuff, inexpensively, that enhances the set, without breaking the bank.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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