Are you working on a type set?

I see that.

 

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sorry to jump in late, but I'm trying to fill the good old dansco 7070. It's about half full. Now they are xf to ms-69. I imagine the earliest copper cent will be much lower in grade, like a vg to f. I try to get good coins with a great strike and luster if possible.

 

What, exactly, is a Dansco 7070 album?

 

yes, several actually

all of them? not unless I hit the lottery

20th century type. One set is all key dates, one set is uncirculated, when I get close to finishing one, I generally start another. I am never idle! I am currently thinking about 21st century type.

everything from VG - MS

just as far back as 1900... sorry!

I have both raw and certified however as I collect key dates some of them are recommended that you buy strictly certified coins.

 

It is a book that you put in coins of every type from 1792. It has the denominations and each type from that. Example one section is Dollars, so you have the sacagawea, susan b anthony, eisenhower, peace, morgan, trade, etc...

 

If I could afford the 1794 silver dollar and all that gold I'm make a custom case

 

With all due respect, that's not true in the least. There are a large number of types (for instance chain cent and liberty cap cents just to name two) that aren't represented in the 7070. I like to think of it as the 1800-date type set -- but there are even a few of the newer types that aren't represented. Respectfully...Mike

 

That I commented or that I was correct?

 

Both.

 

Oh well congratulations I guess. Does it make the value go up or no?

 

Not usually