My NGC Registry 21st Century Type Set

I checked, there are only 92 sets in the 21st Century Type Set, Mint State Only registry set , none of your coins are actually graded. All are Genuine Uncirculated which in the registry set = 0 points, so you are 1 set from the last. For you to get points and move up the registry you need to buy for example MS69 coins, your coins need to be graded to actually move up the registry.

Disregard the above the OP knows what he was doing this was just a joke post.

I have never understood such coins valued as BU. Why buy them at all ?

I like the price guide total - $24.

That's pretty good advice. You've been spending money and not getting much credit for it.

I've been having a little fun with this set. At one point, I tried adding a coin to a different registry set that NGC had only given a generic grade of "Brilliant Uncirculated." I was a little taken aback when I discovered that NGC would not even award the coin one registry point. At the time I thought Brilliant Uncirculated at least was comparable to an MS-63 grade.
The thought then occurred to me that it might be possible to create an entire registry set and not earn a single point in the rankings. The obvious choice to try this registry challenge was the 21st Century Type Set.
Thus, I began seeking out these coins NGC graded as "Brilliant Uncirulated," and I titled the new set "Zero Points."
Although the task has thus far been enjoyable, which is the whole point of collecting, it has also been frustrating, because these "Brilliant Uncirculated" coins are elusive (except for the Presidential dollars and the 2009 Life of Lincoln cents) and are usually priced well above market price. In fact, some of coins I still need may not even exist in this generic grade.
Another oddity that I've encountered is that a coin graded "Gem Uncirculated" is awarded registry points, just not very many.
I like to have fun building unusual registry sets and I usually never get very high in the rankings, but my goal has never been to win Best in Category awards... although NGC also gives awards for Achievement...
I also have a Sacagawea dollar set titled "Get yer kicks with Sacs 66," containing MS-66 coins, and a Jefferson War Nickel set with Omaha Bank Hoard coins.
So I apologize if I misled or confused anyone who was sincerely giving me advice based on the my original post. I didn't really mean for that to happen. I've just been having fun with this set and wanted to share.

BTW, hfjacinto, I completed my 7070 set, but still couldn't catch up to you in the rankings! Kudos on your awesome set, my friend!"

This is taking "lowball" to a different dimension.

It is like getting a 0.0 GPA. Very difficult to do when at least one professor will give you a passing grade for credit so you never set foot in their classroom again.

In this case, low ball wins, right?