apparently true; I went and took a cert number from a genuine coin up fer sail on TeleTrade and was able to add it to one of my registry sets. if I could afford it, I'd try to get a complete set a Morgans in genuine holders.
I would like to have clarified exactly what the "1" represents. Since I just purchased a Genuine holdered 1856 D gold dollar, this carries a registry weight of 10, as a graded example, which is the highest weight in the series. I would assume that it can be added to the registry, and the 1 will represent the 'weight'' that it carries, and not represent a grade of PO01, since coins are not weighted by grade, but only by date and mint. As I understand with my NGC set the value/weight of the coin is based on all three factors.
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