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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cladking, post: 90766, member: 68&quot;]Every indication is that the public is becoming interested in modern coins.&nbsp; Mint</p><p>sets have always accumulated in dealer stock and been destroyed enmass to </p><p>form the date/ mint mark sets or to spend as the sets commanded very low prices.</p><p>Now these sets are selling at very high prices to the public at many dozens of</p><p>venues.&nbsp; Dealers rarely have much stock any more and prices are substantially </p><p>higher than a few years back.&nbsp; Yet, still, there are increasing numbers of places</p><p>that these sets are sold.&nbsp; When those retailing them need more stock they will</p><p>bid up the prices on these sets.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>More interestingly is what will happen to the single coin prices when the mint </p><p>sets are &quot;gone&quot;.&nbsp; Right now if someone wants a &#039;77 half in nice choice unc all </p><p>he needs to do is go out and look at four ot five &#039;77 mint sets and pick the nicest </p><p>one.&nbsp; This will be far more difficult when the mint sets are hard to find and this </p><p>will force many buyers to seek the coin from dealer lists.&nbsp; Dealers do not have </p><p>large stocks of such material and most replenish from mint sets.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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