What is the set you’ve completed more than once?

cheezhed

What is the set you’ve completed more than once? (And you may do again?)

For me it’s Franklin Halves (not including proofs)

Fraz

I have two complete Lincoln sets, working on a third, as I replace semi-keys with AU examples (see my WTB). Ignore me If you mean slabbed coins or registry sets. I do lack the keys for the third set.

cheezhed

@Fraz said:
I have two complete Lincoln sets, working on a third, as I replace semi-keys with AU examples (see my WTB). Ignore me If you mean slabbed coins or registry sets. I do lack the keys for the third set.

Raw, slabbed doesn’t matter.

ricko

I have completed a few sets... Kennedy halves (to a point), Franklin halves, CC Morgans.... I have never done additional sets, though I have made some upgrades. One is enough for me. Cheers, RickO

gumby1234

One registry set of silver Roosies. One Dansco1946-2022 Roosies with proofs. Only missing the 2 2022 proof.

hfjacinto

I have 2 complete sets of Lincoln cents from 1909 to 2019. I have another (3rd set) of 1930 to 1974.

I have a full set of IHC and am missing 9 for a complete slabbed set.

I have 2 complete sets of the 20th century type set, one in a Whitman the other slabbed.

coastaljerseyguy

A few years back I was working on 3 sets of Morgans at the same time, 1 in slabs (best grades), 1 in Dansco ( MS for all common & even semi-key dates) and an LOC album (nice original dirty VG - XF look for many dates). Was 100% complete with set if I combined the 3, probably 90+ % in all. Had about 350 Morgans at time.

Decided to sell of most of the slabs and LOC album for funding son's college & graduate school costs vs taking loans. Still have the Dansco and upgraded some of the dates with slabs I cracked. Use to have about 100 Morgans in slabs, now < 10.

OAKSTAR

As a kid, a Whitman 1941- Lincoln Cent folder. As an adult, a much nicer Whitman 1941- Lincoln Cent album.

More recently, multiple 2019 & 2020 W quarter sets.

WAYNEAS

All of my sets are in PCGS slabs.
I have 2, Kennedy Half Dollars Date Set, Circulation Strikes (1964-Present).
One is currently ranked 6th and the other is currently ranked 12th.

I also have 4 sets of the Washington Quarters American Women, Proof (2022-2025).
2 silver proofs (one FDOI and one First Strikes) and 2 clad proofs (FDOI and First Strikes also).
All are ranked #1 in PR70 DCAMS.

Wayne

lkenefic

Lincoln Cents from 1941 - (what was then) Present x3 or 4 times [but that's without the 1955 DDO]. Lincoln Cents 1909-1940 x2. I've come close to completing a few other sets, but either lost interest or had Life intervene and ended up selling.

jdimmick

I did an Indian Head cent in VF at the age of 14, sold it when I got to high school

Several years ago, built one in ms-63-64 , since sold it

BillJones

Franklin half dollars.

I completed a set in college and lost my shirt on it when I traded it away.

I bought a second set recently. I guess I'm a glutton for punishment! I have a few sets that I collected as a kid that I now can easily afford.

Next to Washington, Franklin was the important patriot in the American Revolutionary War. If it were not for him, the French probably would have joined in against the British. If it had not been for the French Navy, the British might have escaped Yorktown and fought another day.

jayPem

Working on my 3rd set of bust halves... although it's unlikely I'll splurge for a holed 1815/2

No Headlights

two sets of barber halves in XF-AU. Most coins CAC. Both sold. Now working on Seated Dollars.

TwoSides2aCoin

Statehood quarters about 42 times

oih82w8

7070, no gold...I am working on my third one.

Fraz

I feel closer to the fold.

erwindoc

Jeffersons from 38-64 are pretty fun and easy. I have done Roosevelts probably more than half a dozen times, including the registry game.

johnny9434

2 books jeffersons ( some proofs included), 2 albums with Canadian halfs it's all good

AUandAG

I have multiple sets of Roosies, some UNC and some CIR.
I have 3 sets of Lincolns from 09 - 58 all missing the two biggies.
I've completed multiple CC Morgan dollar sets, CIR only.
I have multiple Memorial Cents sets but none are near completion yet. All from pocket change.
bob

privatecoin

Ikes, Franklins, kennedys, Roosevelts, unc silver eagles.

jesbroken

I am 2 coins from finishing my 2nd Lincoln set and have completed 3 Buffalo Nickel Sets, gave my 1st to my granddaughter and sold my 2nd and keeping my 3rd. Completed several Roosevelt Dimes, all sold, 2 Kennedys, all sold, one Indian head cent completed, slabbed and sold and working on another album to keep. Completed one 7070 and sold and nearly complete with the second. Completed 3 Jefferson Nickels, Sold the first two in Dansco's, and have the 3rd Dansco with Proofs from 1950 thru 1974 in a Capital Plastics Holder.
Jim

DDR

Buffalo Nickels. As a teenager, I put together a complete date/mm set in G-VG, using funds I earned from a paper route. As I got older and lost interest in coins, I sold that set. When I returned to coin collecting, I put together a raw set with full horns, most would have graded EF today. I eventually sold that set and put together a complete set in PCGS AU-58.

https://www.pcgs.com/setregistry/everyman-collections/everyman-nickels/everyman-buffalo-nickels-1913-1938/publishedset/139432

I have also put together two Trade Dollar sets, one chopmarked, one without chops.

MrEureka

I've never completed a set. Can't even imagine doing it twice.

Barberian

The usual collections when you're starting out as a kid: Jefferson Nickels, Roosevelt dimes, several Lincoln cents, Part 2, from circulation. So, I've filled Lincoln Cents (1940-whenever) three times, two entirely from circulation. However, none of these sets has a coin worth over $10 in average circulated condition. I'm also close (1-2 coins needed) with Washington quarters, Mercury dimes, Franklin halves, Lincolns (Part 1 & 2), 7070 type, classic silver commemoratives, and Canadian large and small cents. I completed a set a Newfoundland halves recently and could see doing another set, though I haven't found a suitable album for them.

jkrk

Only once but ....New Orleans $3 gold.

WilliamF

Lincoln cents (1909-58) sold a complete set that was 90% AU, about 95% done with a second one and 50% done with a third one.
I've completed a short set of Large Cents (1826-1857) 4 times, sold 3 and the fourth one is part of my complete large cents collection (1793-1857).

BryceM

Peace dollars, the 24 business strikes. I've probably owned 4 or 5 sets over the years. I've probably done two sets of Walkers, but with very few slabbed - album quality stuff.

AUandAG

This thread needs pics:

lkenefic

I've come 3 coins shy of a complete date set of Large Cents... the Usual Suspects... so, I guess I've completed the Coronet Head (Middle Dates) and Braided Hair short sets... at least the date run. I'm working on Redbook Varieties too this go around...

Crypto

peace dollars and walkers

Treashunt

@jayPem said:
Working on my 3rd set of bust halves... although it's unlikely I'll splurge for a holed 1815/2

I got mine [the 1815/2] in 2014 I have it graded as a F-02.

Treashunt

As for complete sets?

Barber dimes about 5 complete sets, one primary. I was working on an XF to AU set.

Barber quarters: one complete, with the 1901 S.
Without: about 8 complete

Barber half $'s: about 3 sets

Mercury

Working on my 3rd set of Peace Dollars.
First set in a Capital holder.
Second set in all MS 64 or higher slabs. sold this one.
Third set all in rattler holders. 2 coins from complete.

Rollerman

I've completed two Dansco 7070 sets, though one is sans the gold. I also have completed two Mercury dime sort sets, all other sets have been done only once!

hfjacinto

Some pictures.

Completed Small Cents Set 1

Small Cents set 2

Subset 1930 to 1958

Registry 20th Century Set
https://www.ngccoin.com/registry/competitive-sets/305403/

Raw Set

lkenefic

I like that 20th and 21st Century Type Album!

krueger

Two U.S Philippines 1903-1945 complete. ; slabbed MS64.6. (45 years), just a handful if that known complete in all UNC grades ;
Raw Ef -AU (10 years to finish).

Way scarcer & Rarer then many think.

ricman

Two complete sets of Barber half dollars. Both since sold.

batumi

Two unc sets of Washington quarters, one raw MS 64 to MS 66. Another slabbed MS 64 to MS67. I enjoy looking at the raw album more. I still have both sets.

vulcanize

Started with Morgans in the raw and then picked up the keys in slab which spurred me on to finish that set as fully slabbed (sans the 1895 king of Morgan which I will never get to acquire).
The raw Morgans are still languishing in the Dansco and don't think I have the courage to finish it now, given the number of fakes that are floating around out there.
Kennedy halves are another of the double sets that I have - one in Dansco with proofs and the other is circulated with a few NIFC in the old Whitman album.

Catbert

Completing even one set for this predominantly type set oriented collector is mind boggling! To do it repetitively, is unimaginable. So glad there are different angles to collecting and what brings us joy.

Raybob15239

Two framed 20th Century Type Sets, one with the obverse and one reverse, as well as 2 Ike sets, one raw and one in PCGS slabs ( both with all major varieties).

GRANDAM

Eisenhower Dollars Circulation Strikes. - All PCGS Sets.
I built 20 different 100% complete sets , all different coins and retired them.
I built an additional 8 sets that I retired at 91.30% complete that didn't have all the newly added varieties.
I built 6 Partial Proof IKE Sets,,,,, retired shortly after all the newly added varieties.
1 complete Proof Ike Set no varieties.
Probably 12 different raw sets I built and sold over the years on eBay.

That was back in "The good old days" when you got free grading vouchers for completing sets.
I got a lot of free grading vouchers building these sets.

ad4400

I've done the Walker short set twice, both album sets. The first group were made raw and made part of the full walker set, now just short the 21-D. I completed a 2nd run at the short set and have been working in slow motion to the mid-dates. Eventually I'd see graduating that to the 'full set'.

By another measure I guess i've done the buffalo short set a couple of times - one is part of registry, the other sits in Capital Plastics holder at home for viewing pleasure.