QUOTE(Art @ Mar 1 2006, 07:36 PM)
What are you adding to cents from 1900 to present that brings the slot requirement to 248? You've got the Indians from 1900 to 1909 including 08-S and 09-S. Are you heavily into Lincoln varieties?
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Nope. That is strict date and mint mark, 1900 to present. That is no varieties at all, not even the VDBs. Also, a 1909 IHC is the same as a 1909 Lincoln for this set as they are both 1909, same with the 1909-S IHC and Lincoln. They are both 1909-S's.
Unless my spread sheet is miscalculating, it is 248 for this set from 1900 to 2006. I haven't counted them individually but it seems about right. That is 10 IHC's and the rest Lincolns. The Lincoln has been around almost 100 years and there were 2 to 3 date/mint mark combinations almost each and every year (except for '22, 65, 66, 67?). So, off the top of my head, 248 seems about right.