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How many coins are listed in the Red Book?
MrEureka
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I'm only asking because I'm curious to know how many 20-coin boxes of slabs would make a complete set, and how much space that would take up.
Andy Lustig
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Assuming 60% of the book is pictures, text and overhead that means there are exactly 7,805 coins (give or take thousands) so you'll need 390.25 PCGS boxes - no more and no less.
You know I bet if you contacted Whitman, they could give you an answer.
I think a simple database count by Dentuck would reveal the answer.
Not really looking for much these days but if I were, it might be a toner.
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You may want to grab a few extra boxes, just in case.
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<< <i>In the 2015 Red Book, there are 7 coins listed per inch, and a full page of coins is 6.25 inches and there are 446 pages.
Assuming 60% of the book is pictures, text and overhead that means there are exactly 7,805 coins (give or take thousands) so you'll need 390.25 PCGS boxes - no more and no less.
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That's pretty darn close! The regular-edition Red Book prices
7,700 items, including standard circulation-strike and Proof
coinage in the federal series, die varieties, Proof sets, Mint
sets, commemorative sets, bullion, and tokens and medals.
Only if your name is Oreville.
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<< <i>I'm only asking because I'm curious to know how many 20-coin boxes of slabs would make a complete set, and how much space that would take up. >>
another question is how much money it would take to put up a set like that somewhere?
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