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<p>[QUOTE="raider34, post: 671507, member: 16402"]Here's from the PCGS website:</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>NGC has one too, it's pretty much used by collectors to compete with other collectors within certain series (Morgans, Peace, Jeffersons, ect ...). After you select a series you want to collect, you enter the Certification number on the slab of your coins, and it will add that coin to your registry.</p><p>Take a look through the registry and you'll get the gist of it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="raider34, post: 671507, member: 16402"]Here's from the PCGS website: NGC has one too, it's pretty much used by collectors to compete with other collectors within certain series (Morgans, Peace, Jeffersons, ect ...). After you select a series you want to collect, you enter the Certification number on the slab of your coins, and it will add that coin to your registry. Take a look through the registry and you'll get the gist of it.[/QUOTE]
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