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Feedback doesn't mean much, except when they're like this.
TwoSides2aCoin
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Recently I sold a mint set on ebay and, in turn, got a nice feedback. ( I usually get nice feedback , by the way ). This one just made me happy to see.
" The 63 plain quarter graded NGC MS 66, thanks"
So, what did the buyer get for about "grey sheet" price ?
A 1963 US Silver Uncirculated Mint Set - 10 Coin Set P&D
This is why I say : " Leave a little meat on the bone " .
It makes collectors happier. Share those decent experiences, here. Some of us may be old, but we're not all "crotchety". 
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Plain quarters are underappreciated!
"'Leave meat on the bone?'" he repeats, barking out an unsettling laugh.
The coin dealer smirks as he turns and mutters to a colleague, "I suck out the marrow."
---excerpt from Coin Dealer Diaries , Doubledie press (2003)
I should read more books on savagery and cannabalism. LOL
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I don't think I've ever examined 'common' mint sets for high-grade singles.
There are only so many hours in a day !
Yes, I feel the same way, but in sales I'm often tasked to do just that.
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I have seen here before where people score high grade coins out of sets. I keep promising myself to check sets one day.... Just like the other items on my 'snowy day' list....Never seem to get the time. Cheers, RickO