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20th Century Type Set

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I think you could get a Franklin and possibly a Walker for close to melt.
I started with a Dansco but found the 20th century coins in high grade did not look the best next to the xf coins of the 19th century, plus the thought of doing both century's was a daunting one. My solution was to start with the Whitman 20 century type set and to do it in a high grade while I still look for nice 19th century examples.
I like your idea of doing a lower grade set too. You could always upgrade as your budget allowed and it would let you get started by buying more coins than a higher grade set and the hunt would be just as enjoyable.

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I just bought a Whitman Folder #9046 "20th Century Type Coins"

I'm using it for my pulled from circulation / bought at face / given to me set.

I don't see why you wouldn't be able to pick up all of the silver at melt.
That would be ($5.15 x spot x .90) + ($.55 x spot x .40)

Then through in the rest with a face value of $5.94
And figure on about a buck for the Indian Head penny, Liberty nickel, and Buffalo nickel

50+2+6+1=~$60

So I'd guess you'd be able to complete this for somewhere around $60.
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I've got a 20th Century Type set in a plastic frame. I have no idea where I got it from or who makes it. When I first started to fill it all coins were whatever was available. For many years though I would take duplicates from sets and if better than the one in the type set I would change them. Most coins are still in just average condition but I just never got around to making it all MS. Just no important.
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$60.00 to $80.00 plus the cost of the folder or material you use.......
Hmmmm....might just do this myself, just for the heck of it !....
Not a bad idea at all.....
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