Before doing another spreadsheet, how about a short paper on exactly what they do and how to use them. That would allow others here to create a few for other registry sets without having to reinvent the wheel.
For instance, I want to see see some for modern type sets.
If I get a chance this weekend, I will write up something on how to use them. As for people being able to make their own, that is a little more difficult. What I post on the web is the output of another program. This program is a pretty big excel/VBA setup. If anyone does VBA and would like to take a look at it I am more then happen to share, but if I just post it out there I think it will just cause too much confusion.
being that there were 40+ hits on the site even with this post getting pushed to the bottom with whatever has been happening here, I thought I would push this back to the top
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Mike
Lincoln Wheats (1909 - 1958) Basic Set - Always Interested in Upgrading!
My vote would be for Fb.
For instance, I want to see see some for modern type sets.
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All the sheets were updated on 10/10
PCGS Lincoln Cent Year Set registry comparison excel spreedsheet (01/18/05) yearPub.zip
PCGS Indian Cent registry comparison excel spreedsheet (01/18/05) indianPub.zip
PCGS Liberty Nickel registry comparison excel spreedsheet (01/18/05) libPub.zip
PCGS Lincoln 59-03 registry comparison excel spreedsheet (01/18/05) memPub.zip
PCGS Lincoln 59-03 with Varieties registry comparison excel spreedsheet (01/18/05) memVarPub.zip
PCGS Lincoln 09-58 registry comparison excel spreedsheet (01/18/05) wheatPub.zip
Two Cent registry comparison excel spreedsheet (01/18/05) twocentPub.zip
I've tried to create one for the Statehood proofs, but on a much
more simplistic level.
The amount of effort that you've placed in these is amazing.
Thank you.
Cents:
Indian
Wheats
Wheats with Variety
Memorials
Memorials with Variety
Date Set
Two Cents
Basic Set
Nickels
Liberty
Quarters:
Washington 32-64
Washington 65-99
State
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