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Re: Updates! - Is the Presidential Dollars First Day of Issue program Dying?
Jim, Mitch, From the Registry Rules page under "Grade Points, Set Rating and Weighting:" For weighted sets, the rarest coin in the set may have a weight of "10" and the most common coin will have a weight of "1." The presidential dollars sets WILL get weighted (each coin currently has a weight value of 1.00) once it can be… -
Re: If you want to weigh a set from scratch?
<< <i>The standard PSA format is weighing the cards based on SMR in PSA 8. Also, you need to request the set "officially" first on the Set Request page on the Registry. Then you e-mail your Excel Spreadsheet (this is the format PSA wants) to BJ and or Cosetta with your list of cards and weights. Hope this helps, Jason >>… -
Re: 1984 Donruss Baseball - the unofficial but legal thread
This might beg a separate thread but I will drop it on you guys because I was looking at the Set Weightings for 84' Donruss this morning. I notice that a lot of 80's sets seem to be out of whack when it comes to set weighting. Set weighting is determined at the time a set goes on the Registry and is rarely if ever tweaked… -
Re: basic question on weighting
From the Registry Help page: What are weights? Within a set, not all coins have the same value and rarity. Sets in the PCGS Set Registry are weighted on a 1 to 10 scale with 10 being the rarest coin and 1 being the most common. While it may be in true in some instances that a coin may be many times over 10 as rare as the… -
Re: Official Football HOF Rookies Thread**********************************************
I just sent the below to both the Registry e-mail and to Joe Orlando. Just want to do my part - we may all need to in order to get the change: Hello PSA, Thank you for providing the Set Registry to us collectors. It's a most fun and rewarding way to collect. Please consider my input to review the recent Grade Weight… -
Re: What satisfaction do you get knowing you have the best registered set.
Monsterman - currently in the registry the 1893-s is weighted a "10" assumed to be the toughest coin in the set. I think there were 5 coins weighted a nine, 5 dates an eight etc. This is how they have computed the set ratings. What I would like to see is how you would rank each date ie: as a nine or a four etc. Basically… -
Re: Who/what determines weight in set composition?
... "What are weights? Within a set, not all cards and tickets have the same value. Sets in the PSA Set Registry are weighted on a 1 to 10 scale with 10 being the rarest item and 1 being the most common. While it may be in true in some instances that an item may be many times over 10 as rare as the most common item in the… -
Re: The Denali President's Set on the move
<< <i>To answer your questions, "(Strangely, Walter's set is also 61.64% complete and with a weighted GPA of 67.10. But, he's #6. Hmmmmm?)" - It's not how many you have as much as it is "what" you have given the different registry weights. A 2008-P MS67 Pos B Monroe (4.00) is a lot different than a 2008-P MS67 Pos B Monroe… -
Re: Hansen going CACG?
My understanding, again based on information provided many months ago, is that unlike PCGS, coins selected to fill slots in a Type Set, will have weights assigned by CACG depending on how common or tough that date is. The following detailed example will hopefully make this complex point clearer: Let’s say for a basic Type… -
Re: Define "weight"
Jake- When I review the set composition, I see that there already is a weighting in place (e.g. new sets are defaults at a weighting of 1 for each card). For anyone who has ever played the game (which I did a decade ago....), we all know that the Ancestral, the Mox cards and the Black Lotus are the key cards to the set.…
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