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Key Date Vs Type Coin

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yotie
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so say if you are working on a Type set and a year and mint mark set of any coin would you buy coin for your type set or buy a Key Date of the coin set you are working on

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 Key Date
 High Grade Type Coin
 only use Key Dates in my Type set

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i would buy a key date for my date and mint mark set while I could afford it
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I would definitely go for the key if it was within budget. Keys can be elusive or not affordable. (or both)
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but it was such a pretty 1/2 dollar
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I think I would have to go with the high grade coin. (much more attainable)

maybe though...A mutt set would be in order...just to assemble a set to show off for the kids.

The ambitious set will take much longer (high grade key)
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