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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;chugly, post: 1051116, member: 28153&quot;]I had the problem of always purchasing &quot;low ball&quot; coins for a good part of my early collecting years.&nbsp; This was mainly because I was always on a tight budget and felt it was better to get a lot of coins instead of 1 nice one.&nbsp; In nearly every instance, these common coins have either lost value or only increased with silver melt over a nearly 30 year period.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>There were a few times that I actually saved and bought nice key date coins in higher grades.&nbsp; These have all nearly doubled in value or more.&nbsp; Lesson learned.&nbsp; I always try to find the nicest example of any coin in any set I&#039;m working on.&nbsp; Since you love the Franklins, it is a no brainer to me for you to sell the &quot;dreck&quot; and work on finding the nice early proof&#039;s.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW I would be sure to double check the coins you have (especially the early copper) for varieties, errors and whatnot just to be sure you don&#039;t accidently sell a great coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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