Corso Jefferson set is laying in some serious numbers.

billywls

The Corso early Jefferson set is almost to top Stockford(using Stockford's or Rosen's coins?). Looks like a run at all time finest. Not too far to go.

This has become a seriously nice set since FUN.

Congratulations on rouding up some tough nickels!

CarlWohlforth

He has great Proofs also. Put them together and I'd say he has the finest Jefferson collection. No qualifications.

wondercoin

"No qualifications"

Carl: Oops, you forgot one - among registered sets Wondercoin.

CarlWohlforth

You are absolutely right, Wondercoin. That is the qualification, finest among registered sets of certified coins.

CarlWohlforth

Sorry everybody, I must digress.

Those words registered and certified stick in my mind. They bring back pleasant memories of a car I used to own. It was a '72 Plymouth Fury, previously owned by the N.J. State Police. Right there on the speedometer were the words "Certified Registered". The speedo went up to 150 MPH. If you put your foot into it the car didn't shift into drive until you were doing 75.

The mind is a funny thing (or at least my mind ), that last reply of mine triggered this memory pretty strongly.

NIckelCollector

Bill & Carl:

Thanks for the comments!! The good news I have at least two more coins to add that will tie me with Bob Stockford's set. I think moving past Mr. Mint's set is definitely possible this year.

It really is too bad both the Mr. Mint and Bob Stockford sets were not relisted on the registry.

Frank