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LochNESS' Basic USA Design Set ... foundation laid

Hey gang. Now that I have enough decent USA material, figured I'd start a "type" set thread. But after browsing PCGS.com, I learned I'm actually collecting a "design" set. Cool ... I'll update periodically with photos and newps. Thanks for looking image

1892-S ... G $20 MS ... type III liberty head with motto

1915 ... G $2 1/2 VF35 ... quarter eagle

1922 ... S $1 AU58 ... peace w/ cracked planchet

1942 ... 10¢ MS63 ... mercury

1943 ... 50¢ AU58 ... walker

1963 ... 25¢ PR67 ... Washington proof

1965 ... 50¢ SP66 ... Kennedy SMS

1976-S ... 25¢ Gem PR ... Washington bicentennial w/ Ahr sig

1976-S ... 50¢ Gem PR ... Kennedy bicentennial w/ Huntington sig

1976-S ... S $1 Gem PR ... Eisenhower bicentennial w/ Williams sig

1982-S ... 1¢ ... PR69RD DCAM ... Lincoln

No Date (error) ... 5¢ MS ... Jefferson 45% brockage obverse

2001-D ... 25¢ Sample ... New York

2009-P ... $1 SP67 ... Harrison w/ satin finish

And for my darkside buddies ...

WTC Ground Zero recovery 1961 Uruguay 10 Pesos Gem MS

I have a ton of raw USA but it's raw for a reason. Circulated conditions of common dates post-1920s. I have some nice high-grade commemoratives, are they included in type sets?

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    lordmarcovanlordmarcovan Posts: 45,109 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Are these in PCGS plastic? You should start a Registry set. That will give you the full roster of what you need, your percentage of completion, and how the set stacks up against the others that are registered.

    Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.

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    LochNESSLochNESS Posts: 4,829 ✭✭✭
    Yes they are all PCGS plastic. The thought occurred to me while typing the post, and I will do so. But I still like the idea of having a thread where my buddies can comment on photos and such. Assuming they are inclined to do so. And when I add a coin, I can post it here image

    edit: I just spent twenty minutes combing through all the Registry sets ... they are not shown to me in any order and I honestly don't know which one I need. I clicked "add net set" and it showed me eight pages of composite sets that I could start. And there are so many options ... image
    ANA LM • WBCC 429

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    lordmarcovanlordmarcovan Posts: 45,109 ✭✭✭✭✭
    Sure, you could always do something like I did with my Box of 20 thread.

    But a Registry type set is a good idea, I think. They can be a lot of fun, even if one is not particularly trying to be competitive with them.

    Go check out the type set options on the Registry and find one that fits you and your coins, and start one up.

    Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.

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    LochNESSLochNESS Posts: 4,829 ✭✭✭
    After some additional browsing, I discovered the "basic design set" option. Seems like the best fit for me, and what I've always thought a "type" set was anyway. So that's cool.

    Once I'm done adding all my cert #'s I'll post the PCGS.com link in my OP.

    edit: VERY disappointed to learn that errors are not allowed in registry sets, even though they have cert numbers. I tried to add my Jefferson brockage to my Basic Design set and PCGS rejected my request. Also, I thought my Walker was in PCGS plastic but apparently it's in NGC and still has not yet been crossed over. On my to-do list but for now ... this thread will have to serve.

    At least now I have a list of what pieces I'm missing. :-/
    ANA LM • WBCC 429

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