Using a coin in multiple Registry sets

Several Registry sets, especially some type sets often overlap. I was curious to see if many of you often use the same coin or coins more than once in sets? For a complete authentic set, should a coin only be used once?
Interested in hearing your thoughts.
Interested in hearing your thoughts.
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Joe Holt
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It has nothing to do with authenticity, and everthing to do with the Registry rules. Next you'll tell me that the 20th century ran from 1900-1999 (the Registry is set up that way).
There are lots of overlapping sets, where one can use coins in this manner.
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<< <i>Get yourself a high grade 1964 Kennedy half, mint state and see how many different Registries it'll fit in. You'll be shocked! >>
There was a disucssion about this some time ago. Wasn't it determined the coin that could be included in the most sets was the MS '64 Kennedy? I seem to recall it could be included in 8 or 9 sets.
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