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 Posted 02/04/2016  09:22 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfusion to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I would look for at least 1 if not 2 nice coins for my type set and get a few inexpensive things I need with the rest. If I had $3k for 1 show I would have to walk out the door with more than 1 or 2 coins.
I need more things in my bag than 2 no matter how little funds I have.
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$3,000.00 is just about the exact amount I'd need to complete my US sets.

I'd get the 1909-S VDB cent, a 1913-S Type-2 Buffalo, a 3-Legged Buffalo, a 2009-P Jefferson, and a 1936 Proof quarter. There might be enough left where I could upgrade the four Buffalo nickels I already have that were acid cleaned.

While typing the previous paragraph, I also thought of two other items I might buy if I had 'free money'. These would be the matte-proof and gold Kennedy's. Depending on who you talk to, these may or may not be 'official' Kennedy half set coins, but they would really give me a 'full set' feeling. If I did get them, I'd swap the two Buffalo's for them.
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Classic proof coins, no question about it. With that sort of money I could probably find a decent (PR62-64) example of a proof Morgan dollar, Seated Liberty dollar, 20 Cent Piece, Barber half dollar, etc. All of these are in the $1000-3000 range until you start getting to the really high grades (PR65 and up), but I've found a number of lower grade proofs that have wonderful eye appeal.
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All great ideas....I don't really have a true focus right now....and this money I've set aside over the course of the last year....going to keep an open mind and hopefully there are some deals I can't pass up....if I can find a nice eye appeal lower grade 1893-s morgan I may pop on that also....but those early Seated dollars and halves are calling me as well :)
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