Is anyone collecting the Presidential Proofs?

I know it's not a "classic" series, it's not even a year old yet, and so a lot of people put them down, but is anyone willing to admit they collect the Presidential dollar proof coins? I think in proof they look pretty nice. I know how much a set costs from the Mint, but does collecting them slabbed, say, PCGS PR69 make them too expensive?
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But I really do not get all excited about the 'no edge' and other errors these coins have, and I will not even try to aquire those but since they come in the sets I will probably buy a Dansco or some type of book to put a build a set.
And yes a few of us are collecting them.
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If you hunt you could try collecting them in slabs by price. Set a low limit to make it a challenge. >>
That sounds like a fun idea. Thanks.
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<< <i>I agree - the Presidential dollars are less interesting than the state quarters. But of the 3 options available - the proof is by far the nicest looking. A little contrast makes a big difference. I won't do a slabbed set -- but I just might put a book of Presidential proofs together. >>
Agreed, I lost interest pretty fast in these but it could be fun to put a Dansco album together.
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If you hunt you could try collecting them in slabs by price. Set a low limit to make it a challenge. >>
That sounds like a fun idea. Thanks.
$56 including shipping. Very pleased and don't think I could do it myself as inexpensively.
bob
speaking of prezzies..........next week is the madison release......