Newest Cherrypicker Numbers For CRH?

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Brandmeister Pillar of the Community United States 6495 Posts	Posted 10/17/2023 4:40 pm Obviously the recent editions of the Cherrypicker's Guide included many new listings. Does anyone have a list of the new numbers added for modern circulating coins? Report this Post to the Staff

Tanman2001 Pillar of the Community United States 4397 Posts	Posted 10/17/2023 7:37 pm For currently-in-circulation issues the new ones are: 1971-D 10¢ FS-501 RPM 2015-P 10¢ FS-801 DDR 1983-P 25¢ FS-901 Die Clash "Spitting Eagle" 1989-P 25¢ FS-501 No P Grease Strike? 1994-P 25¢ FS-501 No P Grease Strike? Not many new ones for CRHers, and I'm certainly not a big fan of those quarter additions. Also of note, there were more listings removed for circulation issues than there were added. The listing #s are in the tables at the end of the book and are still considered by the CPG to be listed varieties, they're just not pictured anymore. Edited by Tanman2001 10/17/2023 7:44 pm Report this Post to the Staff
Brandmeister Pillar of the Community United States 6495 Posts	Posted 10/17/2023 8:02 pm Thanks! I guess I should ask, what were the new ones in 6.1 as well? I have 5.1 digital. I noticed because PCGS seems to have started accrediting cherries that aren't in my edition (or maybe were older ones that were dropped?). If they only added five new entries for 6.2 circulating coins, I'm a little shocked that Whitman decided an entire new edition was justified. Report this Post to the Staff
Tanman2001 Pillar of the Community United States 4397 Posts	Posted 10/18/2023 12:03 pm There's a lot marked as new listings in 6.1: 1960-D 1¢ FS-502 RPM 1966 1¢ FS-801 DDR 1983 1¢ FS-802 DDR 1983-D 1¢ FS-101 DDO 1987-D 1¢ FS-501 RPM 1988 1¢ FS-101 DDO 1992 and 1992-D 1¢ FS-901 Close AM 1988, 1988-D, 1998, 1999, 2000 1¢ FS-901 Wide AM 1996 1¢ FS-101 DDO 2004 1¢ FS-801 DDR 2006 1¢ FS-101 DDO (They inadvertently picture two different DDOs, not sure which is FS-101 or if the second one will be FS-102) 2009 1¢ FY FS-801 through 808 DDRs 2014 1¢ FS-101 DDO 1938 5¢ FS-106 DDO 1939 5¢ FS-101 DDO 1940-S 5¢ FS-501 RPM (A ton of Wartime Silver nickel varieties) 1946 5¢ FS-801 DDR 1953-D 5¢ FS-501 RPM 1954-S 5¢ FS-801 DDR 1958-D 5¢ FS-501 RPM 2004-P 5¢ Peace FS-101 DDO Quote: I'm a little shocked that Whitman decided an entire new edition was justified. Most of the new listings were on older silver coins. Report this Post to the Staff
Brandmeister Pillar of the Community United States 6495 Posts	Posted 10/18/2023 1:49 pm Ok, thanks so much! That's why I can't find a lot of the PCGS accredited listings in my edition. Quote: Most of the new listings were on older silver coins. I have nothing against older silver coinage, of course. But with so few Fivaz-Stanton listings on modern circulating coins, I feel like that doesn't bode well for future coin roll hunting. Not unless the mint starts making some major errors and varieties on the smallest denominations. Report this Post to the Staff
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