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In MyCollect Set Registry, Proof Sets are very popular - and we are making changes to better represent the different sets being produced by the U.S. Mint since 1999.

The current set definitions require all Proof coins - as an example the 2023 set requires 25 coins including silver and reverse proofs. We are renaming these as "Complete Proof Sets" and adding new set definitions for "Clad Proof Sets" and "Silver Proof Sets". The current proof sets are being renamed to "Complete Proof Sets" but the sets wont change, nothing users need to do.

Thank you for the MyCollect users that have been giving us feedback about Proof Sets. And if you have more comments or feedback - please comment below.

In MyCollect Set Registry, Proof Sets are very popular - and we are making changes to better represent the different sets being produced by the U.S. Mint since 1999. The current set definitions require all Proof coins - as an example the 2023 set requires 25 coins including silver and reverse proofs. We are renaming these as "Complete Proof Sets" and adding new set definitions for "Clad Proof Sets" and "Silver Proof Sets". The current proof sets are being renamed to "Complete Proof Sets" but the sets wont change, nothing users need to do. Thank you for the MyCollect users that have been giving us feedback about Proof Sets. And if you have more comments or feedback - please comment below.

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This month's Set Spotlight features member StevenFarrell and their impressive Box of 20 Set, showcasing 20 Missouri Tokens!

The tokens date from 1841 to 1880 and range in grade from AU to MS PL. Steven's set includes an amazing variety of issues - everything from a post office, galleries, and well known Anheuser-Busch, along with a wide range of compositions.

I chose this set because it is a very different set with items I had not seen before. I thought the pre Civil War tokens were rather unique. What are your thoughts? Have you seen coins like this before? Any questions for about the set?

This month's Set Spotlight features member StevenFarrell and their impressive Box of 20 Set, showcasing 20 Missouri Tokens! The tokens date from 1841 to 1880 and range in grade from AU to MS PL. Steven's set includes an amazing variety of issues - everything from a post office, galleries, and well known Anheuser-Busch, along with a wide range of compositions. I chose this set because it is a very different set with items I had not seen before. I thought the pre Civil War tokens were rather unique. What are your thoughts? Have you seen coins like this before? Any questions for [StevenFarrell] about the set? [set:41e73bd0-8800-11f0-b607-0660ea78a99b]

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ToddPollock

Rule556 Here is mine, it has deep DMPL's and tough dates. https://www.mycollect.com/sets/c6356698-2ffc-11ee-bdc5-060e37a4c43f

[Rule556] Here is mine, it has deep DMPL's and tough dates. https://www.mycollect.com/sets/c6356698-2ffc-11ee-bdc5-060e37a4c43f
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- Rule556
  
  ToddPollock Those are great!
  
  [ToddPollock] Those are great!

RyanG

Interested for sale?

Interested for sale?
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- jalexisfamilia23
  
  RyanG yes sir.
  
  [RyanG] yes sir.
- ToddPollock
  
  jalexisfamilia23 If you are trying to sell this please add price and payment methods.
  
  [jalexisfamilia23] If you are trying to sell this please add price and payment methods.
  
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- jalexisfamilia23
  
  RyanG
  
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- jalexisfamilia23
  
  ToddPollock
  
  [ToddPollock]

justhavingfun

Ok so only the top 100 sets get the yellow ribbon?

Ok so only the top 100 sets get the yellow ribbon?
ToddPollock

Kia Yes, there should be a modern commemorative set. I fully expect over the next few days to receive plenty of feedback on the awards and we do our best to listen and respond to all the feedback. This is the first year for our awards and we will improve and grow it for next year. I made a decision after the initial list was made not to make changes. There are a couple sets that don’t have enough sets to warrant an award but I didn’t want to start making changes, start a back and forth and confuse users (or take awards away from those expecting one). Next year I will be sure the silver and the gold modern commemorative sets have awards.

[Kia] Yes, there should be a modern commemorative set. I fully expect over the next few days to receive plenty of feedback on the awards and we do our best to listen and respond to all the feedback. This is the first year for our awards and we will improve and grow it for next year. I made a decision after the initial list was made not to make changes. There are a couple sets that don’t have enough sets to warrant an award but I didn’t want to start making changes, start a back and forth and confuse users (or take awards away from those expecting one). Next year I will be sure the silver and the gold modern commemorative sets have awards.
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- Kia
  
  ToddPollock I understand. It is impossible to award all of the sets that people might want. Modern commemoratives do not have a large following like they used to, and values of some have dropped, but anyone trying to find several of these in 70 grades will find out they are very scarce.
  
  [ToddPollock] I understand. It is impossible to award all of the sets that people might want. Modern commemoratives do not have a large following like they used to, and values of some have dropped, but anyone trying to find several of these in 70 grades will find out they are very scarce.
justhavingfun

Only 1 washington quarter set? Plus they really need to have Variety set for all the series.....

Only 1 washington quarter set? Plus they really need to have Variety set for all the series.....
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Winesteven

Perhaps, but I would think collector demand is more popular with the Classic Silver Commems and Modern Silver Eagles. Just take a look at the number of participants in Classic Silver Commems and Silver Eagles compared to Modern Commems. Steve

Perhaps, but I would think collector demand is more popular with the Classic Silver Commems and Modern Silver Eagles. Just take a look at the number of participants in Classic Silver Commems and Silver Eagles compared to Modern Commems. Steve
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IanRussell

ToddPollock

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S12da

You may declare your interest through Whatsapp number +2347037878161

You may declare your interest through Whatsapp number +2347037878161

ToddPollock

The set is private so it is hidden. We do have a work order to have something in its place so it is not just a blank space.

The set is private so it is hidden. We do have a work order to have something in its place so it is not just a blank space.
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IanRussell

ToddPollock

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- one_fine_dime
  
  IanRussell and [toddpollock], ok thank you!
  
  [IanRussell] and [toddpollock], ok thank you!

Chery

Hello, This is Cheryl Durnen . I have a few coins that I would like to put up for auction, but they are not certified, and I am confused about how to get this done. Maybe you can help me. It would be greatly appreciated. Maybe they are replicas. I don't know for sure. Regards, Cheryl Durnen ([email protected])

Hello, This is Cheryl Durnen . I have a few coins that I would like to put up for auction, but they are not certified, and I am confused about how to get this done. Maybe you can help me. It would be greatly appreciated. Maybe they are replicas. I don't know for sure. Regards, Cheryl Durnen ([email protected])
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  Chery Great collections can get them certified for you at a cost of course. Other than that eBay you can do raw coins but that is a hassle, and to be ethical you need to make sure they are genuine. My experience is great collections is best, easy, turn key way to sell. I have gotten great prices too. I’m on my third submission to them. Seamless and great customer service and communication. The first issue is what do you have and are they worth the cost of grading.
  
  [Chery] Great collections can get them certified for you at a cost of course. Other than that eBay you can do raw coins but that is a hassle, and to be ethical you need to make sure they are genuine. My experience is great collections is best, easy, turn key way to sell. I have gotten great prices too. I’m on my third submission to them. Seamless and great customer service and communication. The first issue is what do you have and are they worth the cost of grading.
- RyanG
  
  Chery Post photos of them here if you want. You will get the best response U.S. Coin Discussion [MyCollect™ Official]
  
  [Chery] Post photos of them here if you want. You will get the best response [group:uscointalk]

CCRoger

Interesting set. I have not seen these before. What got you into them?

Interesting set. I have not seen these before. What got you into them?
- StevenFarrell
  
  CCRoger I'm from st. louis and Eric Newman was too so I bought some Missouri coins from his collection and it started to become an interesting avenue to find misc. coins from my region. It's been fun chasing down certain ones like the M-M-125 Herbel counterstamp on the gold $2.50. I also have about 80 coins in the collection these 20 are the highlights.
  
  [CCRoger] I'm from st. louis and Eric Newman was too so I bought some Missouri coins from his collection and it started to become an interesting avenue to find misc. coins from my region. It's been fun chasing down certain ones like the M-M-125 Herbel counterstamp on the gold $2.50. I also have about 80 coins in the collection these 20 are the highlights.
  
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Rule556

If you go to your set, and select the coin you'd like to change, you can then click "allocate" and a list of your qualifying coins will pop up allowing you to select the one you want to add to your set.

I can't really help with the pending coins issue or the ownership issues

If you go to your set, and select the coin you'd like to change, you can then click "allocate" and a list of your qualifying coins will pop up allowing you to select the one you want to add to your set. I can't really help with the pending coins issue or the ownership issues
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ToddPollock

I am working through your pending. I try to get as many done as I can but you got quite a few in there right now. In your set you can auto allocate and it will fill your under allocated slots, or click the button on the left of the coin slot and then click allocate.

I am working through your pending. I try to get as many done as I can but you got quite a few in there right now. In your set you can auto allocate and it will fill your under allocated slots, or click the button on the left of the coin slot and then click allocate.
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- littleledor
  
  ToddPollock Not complainting just trying to learn the ropes here! t
  
  [ToddPollock] Not complainting just trying to learn the ropes here! t
- ToddPollock
  
  littleledor No problem, did not take it as a complaint!!
  
  [littleledor] No problem, did not take it as a complaint!!