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Buying Full Sets Of Coins

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I purchased a full set of cents (1909 to 1942) for $100 a few years ago it was missing the 1909 S VDB snd 1914d but had everything else in circulated grades. Just the 1909 S, 1911s and 1931S were worth the price. That set coupled with a high end set (1917 to 1959) let me leapfrog the early Lincoln wheat dates. Combing both I had almost 2 complete sets. I still have the 1909S, 1924D and 1931S from the original set but sold off or gave away the rest. Buying the whole sets can be good, but there will awaits be compromises in quality. You might eventually upgrade the coins.
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Recently I've been buying complete sets on eBay(I've been bored since taking early retirement)
I've bought
1. Complete Barber half set
2. Complete Walker half set
3. Complete Franklin half set
4. Complete Peace dollar set
5. Complete Barber dime set
6. Complete Mercury dime set
7. Complete Barber quarter set
8. Complete Kennedy(w/silver proofs) set
I look at terapeak and find the lowest sale price fror ebay sets and I bid about 10-20% lower. I lose most of the time, but when I win...wow
https://www.ebay.com/itm/147434651303
https://www.ebay.com/itm/257625056116
https://www.ebay.com/itm/137657656806
https://www.ebay.com/itm/206517646780
https://www.ebay.com/itm/278343522494
https://www.ebay.com/itm/137748436305
https://www.ebay.com/itm/147454536296
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I have purchased one "set" of coins, a bullion album of American silver eagles 1986-2006 back in 2006. I had the proof versions in my collection so I decided to add the bullion versions to my set. It was a good way to stack silver and satisfy my collecting habits.
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Recently I've been buying complete sets on eBay(I've been bored since taking early retirement)
Well done!
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