ChanceDuncan

Im just to the coin world and NGC's registry where its way more user friendly but what i have seen so far is that you couldnt have a registry like NGC's with comics just based on the shear volume of comics and then you add variants. In coins it would be like VAM's vams : VAM is an acronym for the die varieties of Morgan and Peace dollar coins. The term comes from the first initials of the last names of the two people who studied and cataloged the die differences: Leroy Van Allen and A. George Mallis. Their work led to the book The Comprehensive Catalog and Encyclopedia of Morgan and Peace Dollars. Coins are produced by pressing two coin dyes onto a blank planchet under extreme pressure. One dye is for the obverse and one is for the reverse. These dyes have a limited lifespan and are often changed out. And on some of the Morgans there are literally hundreds of vams and NGC only acknowledges them if they are on one of 3 list ... Top100, Hot 50, and Hit List 40 so when you get a coin graded there is an "+ Add Coin" button and when you click it will add it to your registry and then provide you with a list of sets that that coin qualifies and then you highlight the ones you want to add it to and hit submit and its done.... Im kinda completionist at heart and to be honest an inventory nerd meaning I love to inventory my collections.... Sorry now Im ranting but I agree that the 30th anniversary should have its own set and not be added to any other set... Also @Brandon Shepherd @Iconic1s if you want to discuss ideas on these things I would love to run some ideas and what not by you guys

and also its been added so thanks for the valuable information

I am requesting that " The Boys : Dear Becky " be added to the "The Boys (complete and variants ) set or was this sentence not clear enough

Can Death of Superman 30th Anniversary be added to Superman (Doomsday! Funeral for a Friend Reign of the Supermen!) or can it be added to another set or a set for it be made... I know Im asking for basically anything here thanks

Can i get these two add to the The Boys (Complete with Variants) The Boys: Dear Becky Issue 1 Issue Date 2021 Issue Year 2021 Publisher Dynamite Entertainment Variant Third Printing/Scorpion Comics Edition E Title The Boys: Dear Becky Issue 1 Issue Date 2021 Issue Year 2021 Publisher Dynamite Entertainment Variant Third Printing/Scorpion Comics Edition F

Can Death of Superman 30th Anniversary be added to Superman (Doomsday! Funeral for a Friend Reign of the Supermen!) or can it be added to another set or a set for it be made... I know Im asking for basically anything here thanks

and if you noticed on that submission up there you see words like "cleaned" harshly cleaned " and environmental damage " and thats all you get... here ill post some pics of coins the called :"cleaned" and ones they graded

and this is where it will show what sets the coin is qualified for that you have already coins and also possibly new sets that you havent added yet

Also this is how you register coins on NGC its really simple ( pcgs is the other main coin grading company) the second pic is of my submissions so you can see that you can just add coins to the coin sets that you have coins in already.....

@ADAMANTIUM Awesome looks like you have a nice wheat penny there and its a red.... Wheat pennies are just now becoming economical to start to submit for grading but only just so unless its a key date ( low production dates or low high quality surviving examples ) or in UNC ( Uncirculated ) state (basically its a term used to describe a circulated coin, so no proof or mint set coins, that look as if it just came from the mint) coin... And with pennies they tend to naturally tone ( this is a vague term that has many different meanings in the world of coins but mainly just any natural change in color of the coin and that can be due to natural occurring change but also "non natural" occuring change. Coins are they most convoluted and abstract hobby if there every was one. Basically the only tine tone is deemed not "naturall" or "artificial" is if the change in color was done by a person with the intent to change the tone of the coin... So you can actually tone a coin and it be considered natural as long as intention wasnt to change the color of the coin... Example almost all the Morgan silver dollars minted in Carson City were never inititally circulated well for a few reasons ( ill gloss over it the Morgan was maded to be sent and used out west due to the people and businesses out west not really trusting paper money and unlike paper the coin itself holds value no matter the scenario) but by the time the got the mints up and running in Philly its 1877 and long story short when the CC mint got going it 1878 and the issues with the west not trusting paper money vanished.. All told, the combined output totaled just over 56.6 million coins, with a face value of just shy of $50 million. Today, it is estimated that no more than 4 million of these coins exist, with approximately 95% of this total attributed to just one of the ten types of coins, the Morgan silver dollars. So then the Sherman Silver Purchase Act, Panic of 1893 which seen which drastically increased the procurement and production of silver coins by the government. The act authored by Ohio senator and former Treasury secretary John Sherman, forced the Treasury to increase the amount of silver purchased to 4,500,000 troy ounces (140,000 kg) each month.[22] Supporters of the act believed that an increase in the amount of silver purchased would result in inflation, helping to relieve the nation's farmers.[23] The act also received support from mining interests because such large purchases would cause the price of silver to rise and increase their profits.[23] Despite the Act's requiring large purchases of silver indefinitely, it provided that the Mint must coin 2,000,000 silver dollars each month only until 1891.[24] Since the Treasury already had a surplus of silver dollars, minting of dollars dropped sharply beginning in 1892.[21] The silver that remained after mintage of the dollars was used to mint dimes, quarters and half dollars. And since the coins werent in that high of demand especially from the Carson City mint so it just minted coins and then stored them in burlap sacks in the mints vault and everntually they were supposed to be melted down.... but that didnt happen and in the 1890's CC mint was closed and US government made and "anouncement " that anyone who wanted to exchange or but a Morgan CC could do so (no one knew about this except a few big collectors and so t he coins sat in butlap sacks till about world war 1. My point is when they eventually released these coins to public the burlap sacks had caused any coin that came into contact with it to turn a brownish color but only where it touched the coin... So this toning was not natural but the numismatic gods said well as long as the what caused the toning wasnt used to cause the change in color its natural.... so yea thats how they do things in the coin world... and my long story was told to say that pennies have 3 color or tone type Brown ( B) RedBrown (RB) Red (R) brown is the most common and red brown is a little harder to find but red is the rarest and the most valuable... and you have there is a RED wheat penny,,,, And if you made it to the end of this I apologize I have a master's degree in Philosophy of Physics and I tend to over explain and etc all in desire to be as exact and precise in the way I am understood... but if you want to know anythin about coins I am a wealth of knowledge but ill tell you this I am collector and coins are the most backwards, irrational, counter intuitive, and constant reminder of its futility in even remotely understanding the grading aspect.... If you would like to know what i mean I would love to enlighten a non coin person and see if they see it in the way I see it.... Also like I said Im new to comic collecting so any and all advice and/or critiques you have they are welcomed THANKS