deductions for non-cam and non-dcam coins in type set

danny72170

I was looking over the various deductions and bonuses for having or not having a cam or dcam designation on proofs coins in the 20th century type set. There are no deductions listed for any coins in this set even for modern coins. Is this correct? The 20th century type set, proof only set list deductions, why not the type set that allows both proofs and mint state?

Monstavet

Unless I am mistaken, you are not correct. For a list of the pluses and minuses for the 20th Century proof set,

Click here!

Hope that answers your question.
Welcome to the boards!

Monstavet

Whoops, I think I misunderstood your question. The link you should see is this one:

Try this instead!

That should list the bonuses/penalties for the 20th Century, no gold, proof or MS Type set.
Hope that helps!

danny72170

Yes that's the set I'm talking about. Why doesn't that set have deductions for non-dcam and non-cam proofs (for post 1970 proof coins anyway). Proof coins made after 1970 are abundant in dcam and cam so I think there should be a penalty for non-cam proofs in this set as there is in the proof only set.

Thanks,
Dan

CarlWohlforth

Welcome to the boards Dan!

I agree. I don't know why there is no deduction for Non DCAM modern proofs.

Monstavet

Yah, I see what you mean, now. THere are not any deductions....but there certainly should be for the modern proofs. Hmmmmm....

danny72170

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Dan

danny72170

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Monstavet

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danny72170

Sorry, got all excited for a moment. Only took me 6 months to get that new member label removed. Apparently I rarely can improve on silence.

Bear

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