Just Want To Thank You!

You're very welcome! (It's nice of you to take the time to say "Thank You" - many do not.)

I think you will find that most folks here stand ready to help their fellow collector! I hope you stick around and keep us updated on your set's progress!

It is why we are here!

If this is an area of interest for you, check out the following thread - it includes a nice selection of circulated classic commemorative coins posted by various CCF'ers:

- Days of Classic US Commemorative Coins

It was refreshing to read your thank you - know that all of us freely contribute our time and knowledge to support our fellow collectors, so ask away.




True for many, but not all, of the classic silver commemoratives. The coins issued prior to the 'commemorative craze' era 1934-1939 are generally market available in honestly circulated state.

The link commems has provided to the epic Days of thread will show you circulated examples of the entire classic commemorative type set along with some insights on market availability and relative scarcity should you decide to pursue such a set.

As I've said elsewhere, your pursuit of a circulated Lafayette dollar does not need to 'settle' for a damaged/impaired coin. Have some patience and hold out for an honest example.

Best of wishes in filling your new Dansco!