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So my youngest daughter was born in 2010, first year for the shield cent.
My oldest daughter was born in 2008, last year for the original design sac dollar.
I'd like to put together a custom dansco album, shield cents for the younger and sac dollars for the older, and was hoping that with your help I can put together the comprehensive checklist for each?
For example, I know I will have the P and D for each, as well as the proofs.
I'd like to include the 2005-2010 satin finish coins, any reverse proof, any enhanced uncirculated etc, etc, etc.
If there are any others I should include, please let me know!
I'm working on a checklist for each collection which I will share and add/subtract as appropriate.
Thanks in advance for any help!!
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08/29/2019 1:10 pm
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Here's my shield cent checklist so far:
Shield Cents
2010 p
2010 d
2010 p satin
2010 d satin
2010 proof
2011 p
2011 d
2011 proof
2012 p
2012 d
2012 proof
2013 p
2013 d
2013 proof
2014 p
2014 d
2014 proof
2015 p
2015 d
2015 proof
2016 p
2016 d
2016 proof
2017 p
2017 d
2017 proof
2017 s enhanced uncirculated
2018 p
2018 d
2018 proof
2018 s reverse proof
2019 p
2019 d
2019 proof
2019 w
2019 w proof
2019 w reverse proof
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08/29/2019 12:45 pm
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And the Sac Dollar Checklist so far:
Sac Dollars
2000 p
2000 d
2000 proof
2001 p
2001 d
2001 proof
2002 p
2002 d
2002 proof
2003 p
2003 d
2003 proof
2004 p
2004 d
2004 proof
2005 p
2005 d
2005 proof
2005 p satin
2005 d satin
2006 p
2006 d
2006 proof
2006 p satin
2006 d satin
2007 p
2007 d
2007 proof
2007 p satin
2007 d satin
2008 p
2008 d
2008 proof
2008 p satin
2008 d satin
Edited by Hondo
08/29/2019 1:10 pm
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They look complete to me. Good luck!  |
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If you check NGC and PCGS registry sets it will list the items in any type of set, along with prices, # graded for basic rarity evaluation, and notes on particular items in the set. It's a great way to prepare to purchase ANY kind of set, even if you collect raw coins.
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Great, thanks!
Good suggestion on the registry... I should have thought to look there!
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If you check NGC and PCGS registry sets it will list the items in any type of set... Quote:
Good suggestion on the registry... |
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Wow, lucky to be the oldest daughter.
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How are you storing them?
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Greasy Fingers, why do you say that? Because they are dollar coins VS cents? Just curious!
I'm going to get them each a dansco with blank pages and we will use a label maker to label the holes for each coin.
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Yep, dollars vs cents..and are you going to continue the sac dollars past 2008? because the mint has been adding so many more finishes on them then the cent..Anyway should be great family time and a way to always remember dad.. |
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He's stopping at 2008 with the dollars. If the cents go ad infinitum, they'd be the winner :)
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