[ToddPollock] for that matter, adding gc purchases. I'd opt-in.

[ToddPollock] , I figured it would be an undertaking, but it would be great to have.

[SilverAge3] , good idea!

[ToddPollock], will do, thank you.

[adamdsmith] Thanks on the typo. In other registries the commems are not in the 20th century set. In 21st century it is either real basic or many more coins, (ASE, AGE APE, liberty coins, comemms, etc) so I am going to do a basic set and more complete set on both.

[ToddPollock], I just looked at the PCGS 20th century set and you're right, no commem. It's an odd omission. There are commem slots in the Dansco albums. I tend to interpret type rather literally. A different design type is it's own entry. If a coin series was minted in a given era, it would belong to that era. My interest is in one example of every type of every coin from every era. If you could put something like that together, I would appreciate it.

[ToddPollock], one side note for what it's worth - I think SMS or enhanced versions of coins should count for fewer registry points since they're predisposed to perfection. For example, a regular circulation PDS coin that went into bank rolls should be worth more in MS67 or 68 than an SMS/Enhanced uncirculated coin in SP70.

[ToddPollock] Auto add put a non-silver alloy 42-d nickel into the silver alloy spot. I don't think the set should have the silver versions of the 1976 coins but I know others would disagree. I also think you should be a stickler and start the set at 1901 and end at 2000 (so a 2000 Sac dollar would also qualify). I won't be putting a coin from 1900 in my set.

[MeantToBeSpent] Thanks fixed the 1942

[ToddPollock], that's great, thank you.