What happens when you retire a registry set?

Bochiman

Let's say you have the #1 (or 2-5 or whatever) all time finest set.
Then, you "retire" it.

Later, coins get graded that place the score above yours.....does it go down, then off the list, as scores get higher?

clackamas

<< <i>Let's say you have the #1 (or 2-5 or whatever) all time finest set.
Then, you "retire" it.

Later, coins get graded that place the score above yours.....does it go down, then off the list, as scores get higher? >>



If a set comes in above your in the "All time" you get moved down a notch.

Bochiman

Thanks...

I keep seeing people that are selling their sets and, aside from the profit, wonder why they are doing it if they had done it to be #1 or something....

btw Brian, when are you selling your FS nickel?

clackamas

<< <i>Thanks...

I keep seeing people that are selling their sets and, aside from the profit, wonder why they are doing it if they had done it to be #1 or something....

btw Brian, when are you selling your FS nickel? >>



You mean the 68-D.. Nope it is staying with me. I was going to sell it to try to buy a piece of land but in the end did not need to sell it so it is staying with me for the forseeable future.

Cheers,

Brian

CarsonCityGold

<< <i>All Time Finest Sets: Should you sell your collection, you can choose to remain in the All Time Finest category if your set is at least 90% complete. (There are exceptions to the 90% rule if the set is extremely rare.) >>



I think the set has to be at least 90% complete to remain listed in the "All Time Finest" or it is deleted.
I didn't know if that would apply to the set in question, but hope this helps.