New #1 Registry set of silver Commemoratives

HeritageGreg

The JFS Collection of U.S. Commemoratives, posted yeserday, is now the All-Time Finest silver Commem set ever assembled. In addition to being the highest graded, many of the coins exhibit the most beautiful, vibrant colors. View it on the PCGS Registry.

The set will be offered for sale unreserved, with each coin being a single lot, at Heritage's Pittsburgh ANA Sale, August 2004. Approximately 2-3 weeks before the sale the collection will be on-line and viewable at HeritageCoin.com.

The JFS Collection will be presented in it's own full color catalog. If you have a Registry set with either PCGS or NGC Heritage will send you a complimentary copy of the JFS catalog when it is printed. Just email me at Greg@HeritageGalleries.com.

Russ

If the set is being sold, why register it?

Russ, NCNE

poorguy

Should this be on the BST forum? Sorry but it sounds like a promotion.

I will check it out though. Thanks

cosmicdebris

No pictures?

LAWMAN

Russ, its the do re mi factor. Registry is the new pedigree.

ajia

I wouldn't mind this type of 'selling' if it wasn't, in my opinion, barred.
When I read the rules for creating a resistry set, MY understanding was that this was not allowed.
Was that rule removed??

Bochiman

Create an "all time finest"
Market it briefly
Sell it for more $$$ because it has "all time finest pedigree"

Let's see...comes from a Heritage account...has 21 posts. Been a member since 6/01.

So, I guess the only time that account posts is when something is being sold for high $$$?

I agree, belongs in the BST forum.

earlwbollinger

No pictures?
So how do I know if the coins in the auction are really from this set, and it's not a bait and switch?
If I buy one of these coins, doesn't that drop it off the All Time List?
As I'd want to register it in my set right away?

ElectricEye

<< <i>View it on the PCGS Registry. >>


The "vibrant colors" are difficult to see without pictures.

shylock

The forum really blasted Superior when they registered the Kamauff set of MS IH's just before selling them in the June 2002 LB Sale, so I guess this is equal time for Heritage. Welcome to the forum Greg!

tradedollarnut

It's a real collection put together by a real collector over a period of years. JFS had a good eye for quality!

scher

He bumped me by .01 on the 50 piece set as well..looks like a real super set..Im gonna try to buy at least 1 of those coins to regain my rightful (smile) spot...back on top..
Bruce Scher

CalGold

<< <i>It's a real collection put together by a real collector over a period of years. JFS had a good eye for quality >>



But for this statement, I would have concluded that this was another example of a collector assembling and flipping a registry set--using the top registry designation as hype.

Still, it seems like a lot of collectors are deciding to bail right now. Trying to time the market I suppose.

CG

stujoe

What a beautiful collection!

BigE

Oh well, can't get link to work-----------BigE

RegistryCoin

<< <i> to regain my rightful (smile) spot...back on top.. >>


Go for it! My best to all those who try to take on the commems, especially the whole 144 piece set. Quite the accomplishment!

BigE