Today's Purchase - 2010 US Proof Set - Start Them Young

I am not sure my niece and nephews would like coins, so I got them all ASE of their birth years. I went that route because, the older kids would have 5 coins in their proof sets, but the youngest would have 10 coins in his proof set. Also, I wanted to treat them equally with same amount of coins

I actually bought proof and mint sets from the birth years for both my kids (22, 19) and my grandaughter (3). I am also looking for ASE's from those years. I wasnt worried about the number of coins in each set, it's the SET that counts. I figured they would be good keepsake items for them. I'm actually trying to come up with a way to package them with pictures like birth, and graduation. When the time comes, they can do with them what they wish.

Kind of funny outcome today. Everybody wanted to know about coins and why these were so shiny. Encouraged the guesses and then shared the wealth of info.

Ashlyn is lucky - Presidential dollars, five beautiful quarters, AND the proofs of circulating coins.