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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Kirkuleez, post: 2786236, member: 36864&quot;]Please don&#039;t take this the wrong way, this is meant as just a suggestion and not a knock on your collection at all. It looks like you have completed all of what I would consider the easy sets. Hopefully though this process, you have learned how to spot cleaned coins, how to grade relatively well and have found a dealer or two that you know and trust. Now it&#039;s time to graduate into a little more challenging set. I&#039;ve always been partial to coppers and the odd denominations, but you need to pick what you want to collect. Perhaps a nice short set of walking liberty half dollars?&nbsp; It&#039;s a beautiful coin, more than available in high grades at the later dates and can be completed rather easily. Might I suggest that you be very picky with what you get here; look for nice strikes, high luster, original surfaces and beyond anything else, a good deal in the coin. I would warn that once the short set is completed, you&#039;ll probably want to do the rest of the set. Some issues with this series are rather difficult if you go after high grade. The 16-s, 21-d, 21-s and 38-d are by far the most difficult, but they are attainable. It&#039;s a gorgeous and valuable set once completed; not to mention a lot of fun and a great way to learn a very popular series.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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