Easiest Coin Series To Collect?

That eliminates dollar coins.

Roosevelt dimes 1965 to date.
Lincoln cents 2010 to date.
Washington quarters 1965 to 2008.

Hello! Yes, I would prefer to collect one for each year and mint. I'll most likely be going for business strikes, as I'm not really big on proof coins.
That said, there are albums out there, namely by Dansco, that have seperate albums for both business strikes and one with proofs included.

Yes, for anything that is silver, for example Roosevelt dimes and Washington quarters until 1964, I will most likely have to purchase. Anything other than that, I can find through pocket change I would assume. Even for purchasing, I assume I can also keep it on the cheap by sticking to circulated coins, rather than BU.

SBA is a rare occurrence that being such a short series, that assembling a set without the proof coins wouldn't really make any sense. The entire collection would consist of one page.
Eisenhower dollars, even without the proofs, from what I can tell, you can still build a decent "business strike" collection.
I also quite like non-silver dollar coins in general, especially the smaller ones like SBA, Sacagawea, Presidential dollars and the newer Innovation dollars, but I'd assume this would carry a kind of premium since I'm fairly certain none of these coins are released for circulation any longer.

My set is one page. I added that one page to my 7070 because I was never going to add the gold page to it.

It is a basic set. 15 coins. It has the proof coins, but does not have the varieties. The 16th (final) hole has the mint medal from the 1982 proof set. The lens still had a sport for an SBA, but since none were minted they filled the hole with medal.

Of these sets:

Washington quarters until 1998 - This one is easy but the 1932-D and 1932-S are expensive (around $1000 in Mint state)
Roosevelt dimes - No real show stoppers unless you want to include the no S (1968, 1970 and 1975)
Eisenhower dollars - Only the 1972 Type 2 is higher priced
Lincoln cents up until 2009 - The 1909 S VDB and 1914 D will set you back a lot
SBA dollars including proofs - Only 1981-S Type 2 is expensive
Some kind of Type set - A 20/21st century type set is inexpensive, but the Barber 50 cent will be the most costly.

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I have the following complete sets:

2 full sets on Lincoln Cents to 2019, I stopped after 2019, the 1909 S VDB, 1909 S, 1911 S , 1914 D and 1931 S were the expensive ones

A complete of Indian Head cents. The 1869 to 1877 are expensive even well circulated.

The V nickels, the 1885 and 1886 are over a $100 even in G

Peace dollars, a few like the 1921 and 1928 are expensive

Bison Nickels,this was probably my cheapest set as I got 60% from the full date nickels my dealer had, I paid 75 cents per coin for these.

Mercury dimes, the 16D will set you back $$$ even in AG.

Walking liberties, you can do the set if you have a local coin shop that treats these as Constitutional/Junk silver. There are only a few that are costly (1921 D and S) and some of the early years.

Please note that the above in Uncirculated will cost you $$$$ but in circulated, they are doable.

If you want a cheap set in MS, do the American Silver Eagle, each coin is an ounce of silver and range from $35 to about $60, but you are getting an ounce of silver.