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Message:: [QUOTE="Blissskr, post: 3102311, member: 34882"]If anyone else was curious about the number of regular coins already at NGC and combined pops with PCGS. For 1880 s, 1881 s, 1884 o, 1885, 1886, 1887 -1,000 coins are all less than 1% added to the population of coins graded at NGC alone. So I didn't bother figuring it out for the combined populations. 1878 S 1,000 coins adds 2% to the population graded by NGC49,109 total coins at NGC & 50,243 at PCGS total pop 99,352. 1,000 coins add 1% to the total population between NGC/PCGS 1883 1,000 coins adds 4% to the population of NGC graded coins24,789 total coins at NGC & 25,976 = 50765 total pop. 1,000 coins adds 1.97% to the total population between NGC/PCGS 1884 1,000 coins adds 5% to the population of NGC graded coins19,509 coins at NGC & 18,744 coins at PCGS = 38253 total pop. 1,000 coins adds 2.6% to the total population between NGC/PCGS 1888 1,000 coins add 1.9% to the population of NGC graded coins50093 coins at NGC & 44,008 at PCGS = 94101 total pop. 1,000 coins adds 1% to total population between NGC/PCGS 1889 1,000 coins adds 1.8% to the population of NGC graded coins52946 coins at NGC & 43,709 at PCGS = 96655 total pop. 1,000 coins adds 1% to the total population between NGC/PCGS And of course there's only 11 dates listed but 16 bags of 1,000 so it's possible that if one of these dates has two bags or more and the overall impact may be greater.[/QUOTE]