Tinky1878
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Could a mod or Admin get rid of this thread please?
Thanks!
Thanks!
I dont wanna divide up all the clad. Clad is clad to me. But all these 3,6,8 are really gonna annoy me, if they were all intervals of 5 then it would be 100x easier.
Then again its your contest, and I'll go by your rules. I'll probably memorize the scoring anyways. Forget about it.
Alternate Veteran Scoring System:
Alternate scoring proposed changes, taking into account higher point values for lower reading coins, higher point values for those coin that are found less frequently. Lower point values for common coins such as wheats and Jefferson nickels which are everyday finds.
Course I pointed this out in the other thread, but someone digging all pull tabs in theory could pull an upset off.The problem I see with this, is that the highest point coins are mainly available on the east coast.
Alternate Veteran Scoring System:
Veterans
-Colonial Copper....................................25 pts
-Large Cent(Pre-1800)............................25 pts
-Large Cent(1801-1857)...........................15 pts
-Flying Eagle Cent(1856-1858).....................15 pts
-Indian Head Cent(1859-1909)....................6 pts (1859-1879), 4 pts (1880-1909)
-Wheat Cent(1909-1958)..........................1 pts
-2 Cent Piece(1864-1873)..........................6 pts
-3 Cent piece (Silver & Nickle)(1851-1889).......silver 6 pts, nickel 12 pts
-Shield Nickle(1866-1883)..........................8 pts
-Liberty Head or “V” Nickle(1883-1912)..........7 pts
-Buffalo Nickle(1913-1938).........................6 pts
-Jefferson Nickle(1938-1960).......................5 pts (clad statis coin)
-Half Dime(1794-1873)..............................25 pts
-Dime(Pre-1837)......................................25 pts
-Seated Liberty Dime(1837-1891)..................10 pts
-Barber Dime(1892-1916)............................8 pts
-Mercury Dime(1916-1945)..........................5 pts
-Silver Roosevelt Dime(Pre-1965)....................4 pts
-Twenty cent piece(1875-1878).....................50 pts
-Quarter-Bust(Pre-1838)............................25 pts
-Seated Liberty Quarter(1838-1891)..............15 pts
-Barber Quarter(1892-1916)........................10 pts
-Standing Liberty Quarter(1916-1930).............12 pts
-Silver Washington Quarter(Pre-1965)..............8 pts
-Half Dollar-Bust(Pre-1839).........................50 pts
-Seated Liberty Half Dollar(1839-1891)............25 pts
-Barber Half Dollar(1892-1915).....................15 pts
-Walking Liberty Half(1916-1947)...................10 pts
-Franklin Half(1948-1963)............................8 pts
-Silver Kennedy Half(1964)............................8 pts
-40% Silver Kennedy Half(1965-1969)...............4 pts
-Silver Dollar(Pre-1878)......................................30 pts
-Morgan/Peace Silver Dollar(1878-1904)(1921-1935).....20 pts
-Eisenhower Dollar/ Susan B. Anthony Dollar/ Sacagawea Dollar.....3 pts
-Gold Coin(Any)......................................... .......100 pts
-Jewelry(Gold)..................................... ............10 pts
-Jewelry(Silver)................................... .............6 pts
-tokens(Not Chucky Cheese!)..............................5 pts
Alternate scoring proposed changes, taking into account higher point values for lower reading coins, higher point values for those coin that are found less frequently. Lower point values for common coins such as wheats and Jefferson nickels which are everyday finds.
Here is another scenario. Team,s total face value in dollars and cents. Any gold add 10, any silver, add 5 (Jewelry). Any silver coin, add 5. A wheatie add 1. all pulltabs, 1 point. Fairest way to do it IMHO, or some similar scenario. Thoughts?...................
I really see no way of trying to correct the West coast-east coast problem with out making it very confusing. I understand your concerns, but it is a very confusing problem.