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the thread about the 96W roosie made me think there are modern keys that can be gotton today at resonable prices besides the 96 Roosie, the 73 Ike, and the 70D,and 87 JFK what others do you think belong on this list?
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2009 p and d nickels
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I didn't think the 73 Ike was a key date...?

Other modern key dates: 1955 Franklin half, 1979 wide-rim SBA dollar, 1950D nickel, 1970s small date Lincoln Cent (if your into varieties)
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I didn't think the 73 Ike was a key date...?

The 1973 and 73-D Ikes were mint set only.
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I forgot about that, thanks condor. They really don't command much of a premium though so I don't think about them when thinking about keys.
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do ya think the 82 zincs both mints may be a future key? or are there just too many of them
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Good question yotie. Also what about other varieties? CLAM,WAM? Will they ever make their way into albums? They would certainly be keys if they do...
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There were at least one billion zinc 1982 cents from each mint, so I would not see them becoming a key.
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Amida I hope not for the 92 and 99 those buggers are hard to find and Nod you are probly right
and the mention of the SBA wide rim aint that a varity so does that make it a key?if so what about the 81S SBA type2?
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Another modern key is the 1981 S Type 2 Lincoln Cent. And this coin be very careful when buying as a lot of these are being sold on ebay as Type 2's when they are really Type 1's.
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of the Silver eagles one was a key 1 million minted 93 or 96 I cant remeber
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what would be a key clad quarter?
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I heard 1983 in high grade were tough
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I have been trying to acquire as many modern Keys as possible.

Ones I like are

Lincoln Cent
1970 S small date proof and UNC

Jefferson
1994 Matte proof
1997 Matte proof

Roosevelt
1996 W
1995 S silver proof
1997 S silver proof

Washington quarters
1995 S silver proof (under priced)
1997 S silver proof (under priced)
1999 S silver proof (all)
2001 S silver proof (all)
2008 S silver/clad (all)

Kennedy half
1970 D (only issued in mint set)
1995 S silver proof
1997 S silver proof
1998 S silver matte proof (set key)
1999 S silver proof
2001 S silver proof

Commemorative coins
There are many commemorative coins that
have very low mintage. Some with numbers from 15,000
to just over 30,000.
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With a mintage of a mere 774,844 the Uncirculated bronze 2009 Lincolns only found in Mint Sets will probably see some appreciation. The proofs probably not nearly as much due to a mintage of well over 2 million.

Conditional keys would be BU 1982 and 1983 nickels through half dollars.
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i have been trying to pull the best 82 and 83 nickles out already not BU but a nice AU is all I am finding but they too will be harder to find in years to come I belive
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