Is "Pedigreed" Automatically "Registry Worhty" - Even If NOT Top Pop Or 1 Less?
redcents
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This is intended to be funny. With all the discussion of "Registry Worthieness" with respect to whether or not a coin can/should be offered on the registry forum AND with the general consensus that if it is top pop or maybe 1 less or so, it's OK, I pose the question in the title to see if the consensus IS ALSO to allow this "exception" to the top pop (or so) requirement:
Is "Pedigreed" Automatically "Registry Worhty" - Even If NOT Top Pop Or 1 Less?
Reason I thought to ask is 'cause I've listed a LaBute 1941 DD Lincoln Cent in the lowly grade of FINE 12 (but hey, there are ONLY 36 EVER graded by PCGS in ALL grades - perhaps there should be a low pop exception too??? ) and don't want to offend...
Thanks,
Roger
Is "Pedigreed" Automatically "Registry Worhty" - Even If NOT Top Pop Or 1 Less?
Reason I thought to ask is 'cause I've listed a LaBute 1941 DD Lincoln Cent in the lowly grade of FINE 12 (but hey, there are ONLY 36 EVER graded by PCGS in ALL grades - perhaps there should be a low pop exception too??? ) and don't want to offend...
Thanks,
Roger
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(If a coin is pedigreed, and fits the above criteria, then it is "Registry Worthy". The peidree has nothing to do with it.)
Thanks for your input