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Re: Some sets not weighted properly? Attention Carol
On an Excel spreadsheet, do a copy/paste of all the players and weights after clicking "View Set Composition" at the bottom of the registry page in question. Then replace all of the "1"s with whatever you want them to be. They want the weights based on the SMR values of PSA 8 graded cards. For example, I see the Guy… -
A Message from Joe Orlando RE: Weighting
Joe Orlando issued the following message today: **************************************** Dear Set Registrants, In the past two weeks you may have noticed some alterations in the weighting on the PSA Set Registry. We had begun some experimentation with the numbers in order to determine if a new weighting schematic made… -
Re: Presidential Dollars - Weighted Sets ?
"Re: the 26-s Lincoln. It is rated higher than it really deserves." Thank you Jim for finally addressing the point!! Whether I agree or disagree with your assessment is immaterial at this point. The PCGS registry (unlike the NGC registry) is unable to weigh coins differently in different grades. Hence, weights such as the… -
Re: grade weight?
When creating a new player registry featuring cards that are already in the full set registry for the set they are from, can you re-weigh the card or does the initial weight immediately get chosen? An example may make my question more clear. I'm going to be working to complete a Jim Gantner Master Collection and his 1977… -
Re: CACG vs PCGS + Green CAC Sticker
In my unscientific opinion, while the order MAY be right (I think the "spread" between them is tiny): * It's way too tough to make a generalization on this. Too many factors. * I believe a reason #1 is higher than #3 is not so much two opinions vs. one opinion (as per "the old wives tale, lol), but due to the greater… -
Re: Set Registry Rewards the Better Set???
There will always be contriversy reguarding the weighting system. And it doesnt matter how you change the wieghts, you'll always be able to "tweak" the numbers to make a point. The problem with weighting is that there are some coins that are very difficult in grades above XF. Others are tough in grades above 64. You'll… -
Re: J.R. DOLAN
Holy cow, look what happened to this thread! Lee, more people might weigh in (ha ha) if you change the name of the thread. I'm sure we all feel our oddball Bench items that we've seen rarely offered for sale should be weighted more than 1. Especially if we had to pay big bucks to acquire them. For example, the '71 Milk… -
Re: Question about Ikes and the PCGS Registry
There are 1,406 1972-S MS68 IKE's with a registry weight of 1.00 There are 807 1973-S MS68 IKE's with a registry weight of 1.00 There are 894 1974-S MS68 IKE's with a registry weight of 1.00 There are 390 1976-S MS68 IKE's with a registry weight of 2.00 There are 2 1971-S MS68 IKE's with a registry weight of 3.00… -
Re: How does a PSA/DNA Gem Mint 10 Auto and no card grade make a 10 for the set registry?
First of all, there are not a set of rules etched in concrete as far as the registry is concerned. (well, their are just a few) PSA will let the registrants (of a paticular set registry) to set their own rules on how "they" want to run their registry. If one of the set registrants wants to add something or change some… -
Things that could have been posted in the "Announcements" forum, but weren't
1. PCGS is considering adding certain varieties to the ___ set. As valued members of the forum sponsered by Collector's Universe and as a group of interested parties, what are your opinions on this matter? 2. PCGS is considering various ways to weight the current Registry Sets. As collectors who have a stake in the…
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