Why No Registry For Seated Series?
Catch22
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I have collected Seated coins for a number of years. Would it really be all that difficult to include the Gobrecht designs in the Registry? I mean, come on!
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There have been other calls for Seated registries here before. Dimes, Quarters and Dollars are already in the system, but we'll just have to wait for Half Dimes (I've noticed several people who wanted this one) and Half Dollars. The Proof Seated Dollar registry also includes the 1836 and 1839 coins.
RELLA
who boasts of twenty years experience in his craft
while in fact he has had only one year of experience...
twenty times.
Tom's Seated Quarter Registry Set
Without a registry, who would spend $1200 for a Jefferson Nickel? And who would spend hundreds of dollars to have them graded?
I have never looked at that set. I could use my seated quarters from my type set and be #1. Why such a low interest in the set? And you are right I love the seated quarter series also. They are great coins.
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