Variety Question
tradedollarnut
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Hi David: I know Keoj is just dying to see this question, so I thought I'd post it for him:
In the Registry sets that have no variety set available, why cannot a variety count as an example of a regular coin? For example, it is not possible to list an 1876-CC Double Die Reverse as an 1876-CC in the trade dollar set, even tho to most collectors this would be a perfectly fine example of that date?
In the Registry sets that have no variety set available, why cannot a variety count as an example of a regular coin? For example, it is not possible to list an 1876-CC Double Die Reverse as an 1876-CC in the trade dollar set, even tho to most collectors this would be a perfectly fine example of that date?
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This is actually a somewhat complex programming issue. The right way to do it would be for any coin of a particular date and mint to be acceptable in the basic set. We'll fix it sooner or later...David