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Liberty Seated Dimes With Varieties - The Ultimate Sets

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The Liberty Seated Dimes with Varieties Ultimate set is a compilation of the With Varieties set with inclusion of the Top 100 Varieties. Clearly, the Top 100 Variety set left out important mintmark size variations within certain dates. After the Top 100 Varieties set announcement, I received feedback about not including all the mintmark sizes, obverse hub changes and reverse hub changes. The response at the time was simple; there were not enough slots in a Top 100 Varieties set to include both mintmark size variations, hubbing changes and the host of popular repunched dates, shattered dies, misplaced dates and significant die marriages. This issue remained open until I observed Bill Bugert constructing an "Ultimate Set" for the half dollar series. A mental note was made to build an Ultimate Seated dime set once the time become available.

During construction of the Liberty Seated Half Dollar open registry, Bill Bugert defined The Ultimate Seated Half Dollar set as a nearly impossible collecting challenge. His Ultimate Variety Set included 318 of the most desireable half dollar varieties. Taking from the spirit used to build this Ultimate Set, I set out to define a similar ultimate collection for Liberty Seated Dimes to finally capture the broad range of varieties available to diligent collectors. When the definitions were completed, the Liberty Seated Dime Ultimate Set totaled 210 listings. As with the Top 100 Seated Dime set, the Ultimate Set may take a lifetime to complete and progress will be dictated by financial resources and the ability to "dig out" listings via attending major shows or simply building a network of friends within the LSCC community. Once you decide to embark on the Ultimate Set challenge, you will experience countless hours of enjoyment during the "thrill of the hunt" and the excitement when locating difficult set inclusions.

I wish you good luck with your new search. For those collectors with advanced Top 100 sets, these sets will become the basis for automatically building your Ultimate Sets without additional effort on your part. Please be patient with me as I find the time to process each Top 100 set into an Ultimate set. Then I suggest that you copy or download your Ultimate set as a template for adding your incremental listings. Good luck collecting the Liberty Seated Dime Ultimate set.....

The Ultimate Set input form can be downloaded at the following link; Microsoft Excel Form.  Please email your completed input forms to Wuximems@hotmail.com or and I will do my best to quickly post your set or recent updates! Participants are encourage to provide links to online image posting website like www.SmugMug.com.

 

Liberty Seated Dimes With Varieties - The Ultimate Sets

Excel Submission Form

Collections

% Completion

 Set Weighted Grade
Set Rating
Updated
 

 

 

 

   
The Gerry Fortin Collection

96%

57.0

54.9

38%
February 6, 2016
The Dr. Tim Cook Collection

82%

55.7

45.8

1%
June 7, 2015
The Dale Miller Collection

100%

37.4

37.4

8%
February 6, 2016
The Dan Pintar Collection

54%

44.4

23.5

 
Retired
The T+N Alberts Collection

90%

17.0

15.1

 
June 1, 2016
         
           
Template          
           

 

Definitions

% Completion: Number of coin entries divided by total entries required to complete a set; for The Ultimate Set, then 210 entries are required for a 100% completion.

Set Weighted Grade: The grade of each coin is multiplied by the "rarity factor", then summed and divided by the total of the "rarity factors" for those coin entries in the set.

Set Rating: The grade of each coin is mutiplied by the "rarity factor", then summed and divided by the total of all "rarity factors" for a completed set.

Rarity Factor: The rarity assessment for each date or variety is based on availability in grades of "VF or better" and uses a scale of R-1 through R-8 with a R-1 weight being the most common while a R-8 weight being the most difficult to locate. Rarity estimates are by Gerry Fortin.

 

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