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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;kaparthy, post: 31306, member: 57463&quot;]How much effort you want to devote to this is entirely a matter of your own idea of fun.&nbsp; One approach is to fill a Type Set with rarities.&nbsp; They do not need to be expensive -- often not as costly or only a little more so than commons.&nbsp; For instance, for the Buffalo Nickel, you could have the famous Three-Legged, or one of the 3 1/2 leggeds more recently identified, or an overdate.&nbsp; Mercury Dimes are not that exciting as a series, but a semi-key with split bands would be an example, or at the least a 1916-P with split bands. (On the other hand anyone can find &quot;Mint State&quot; Mercs from 1941-1945.)&nbsp; Red Book varieties are fairly easy to identify and perhaps not so easy to find and therefore add a nice dimension of &quot;true numismatica&quot; to a Type Set.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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