Okay, I have a stupid question.

Russ

I'm going to be removing a set from the registry. How do I do it so that it's "retired" rather than completely removed? In other words, it goes away from the current but stays in all time. This is the first time I'm removing one under the new registry format, and I'm completely confused.

Russ, NCNE

19Lyds

When you select "Retire Set" while "viewing" your set, you should get the following popup:



Judging from the text, if its 90% or better complete, it should remain in the All Time Finest List.

Send BJ an email if you still have questions.

LindeDad

Retire the set as mentioned above. Them the coins you sell you must delete from your inventory so the new owner can put them into their sets.
Silver short set Kennedys right?

Russ

I'll have to go look again. I couldn't find a retire set link.



<< <i>Silver short set Kennedys right? >>



Yep.

Russ, NCNE

Russ

Okay, I'm blind! I found it. Thanks.

Russ, NCNE

Connecticoin

Russ, are you cashing in that set?

Russ

Yep.

Russ, NCNE

LindeDad

Good Luck been fun watching you make it. And I think you will still have a few Kennedy’s stashed for a rainy day.

GRANDAM

Open your set,

Click edit,

On the middle LH side there is the option to retire set &/or retire set & inventory under a BIG Question Mark.

Retire Set
Retire Set & Inventory

If you are selling the coins retire the set & inventory and they will be released for sale. As long as you are 90%+ you will stay in The All-Time finest. If you aren't 90% you can't stay anyway.

GrandAm

seanq

Does that mean you're parting with the 1964 AH in 68DCAM? or... *gasp* one of your 1967 dot heads?!


Sean Reynolds

RBinTex

Sean,

I think the 64 you are referring to is ALREADY gone.

Russ

<< <i>Does that mean you're parting with the 1964 AH in 68DCAM? or... *gasp* one of your 1967 dot heads?! >>



The Accented Hair is already sold. I'm keeping the Birthmark Die in the set.

Russ, NCNE