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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lehigh96, post: 425242, member: 15309&quot;]This is a no brainer.&nbsp; The best way to complete a type set is get the best possible grade for the cheapest price.&nbsp; This usually means that you are looking for a common date coin that is not conditionally rare.</p><p><br /></p><p>The choice between these two particular coins is the Walker.&nbsp; Numsimedia Wholesale for the Walker in MS64 is $68 and jumps to $500 in MS65 because it is conditionally rare in gem state.&nbsp; The Buffalo is a common date Numsmedia lists wholesale at $55 &amp; $83 for MS65 &amp; MS66 respectively.&nbsp; Why purchase an MS65 when you can get an MS66 for only $30 more.&nbsp; So between these two coins the choice is clear, the Walker.</p><p><br /></p><p>However, I would pass on both for the following reason.&nbsp; You can find much better type coins at a better value for both series.&nbsp; Consider that if you save your money, you can buy a 1938-D Buffalo MS67 for between $200-$250.&nbsp; I would much rather have an MS67 Buffalo in my type set.&nbsp; Also, you can get an MS66 walker in many different dates for $200.&nbsp; Don&#039;t settle when building a type set.&nbsp; Save your money and buy the best when you can afford it.&nbsp; Research the common dates and the seek those dates out in the higher grades until you find one that strikes you.&nbsp; JMO, good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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