What type(s) of sets should be included in the Registry? POLL

llafoe

I personally believe the Registry should be reserved for those who currently own their coins and are willing to share them with the public (public Registry). I don't like the option to hide the coins in your Registry (private Registry). If you choose to use the Registry as your inventory management tool, I don't believe you should appear in the public Registry.

I've broken down the POLL into four categories:

Current Shared - You own the coins and you are willing to share them with the public.
Current Hidden - You own the coins but you aren't willing to share them with the public.
Retired - You owned the coins but have since sold some or all of the coins.
Historic - Eliasberg, Garrett, Norweb, Bass, Neil, etc.

If you are a Registry participant; do you have an opinion?

llafoe

So far, 58% Only want Current Shared with Photos... we need more voting.

84% of those voting want you to own the coins to participate in the Registry; 16% want to include retired sets and 8% want to include historic sets.

BaronVonBaugh

I don't see a problem with the way it is, except I always found the hidden sets to be annoying.
I would like to spend my money on coins rather than pictures. You may end up driving people away
unless you are volunteering to take photos for free.

I did not vote because I did not see any that I agree with.

crypto79

I know why they don't but I wish you could use NGC coins too.

LindeDad

I will go with the host on this and let them all in.

Some where there is a person that will enjoy those what if sets that never really were made called historic sets.

Some where there is a collector that is afraid everyone is out to get him so all he shows is he has the coins.

I and a lot of others have built sets retired them and moved on to other sets.

I just deleted all the images of one of my sets so I can redo them so none are showing now.

I have a few sets that have a lot of images showing but I am about the only one that looks at them.

speety

The problem I have with historic is that there are several instances where the "estimated" grade does not match the grade that the coin currently resides in...