What Date Set Of A Classic Coin Series Did You Complete?

What do you consider a complete set? Business strikes and proofs? Business strikes, including all varieties? A year only set (ie, all denominations of a specific year)? A denominational date set? Date and mint set? etc.

Because different folks will have different ideas as to what a complete set, is, you'll get a ton of different responses I would think.

As for the classics, I have a complete set of large cents from 1810 through 1857, not including varieties. Only missing the 1804 and '09 to be complete from 1795 (I think, there may be another year in there I don't have).

I have a complete set of Post Colonial state issued cents, except for NY (considered a pattern by most, as it is incredibly rare).

I have a full set of Fugio cents, not including varieties (hint; there is only one 'real' Fugio if you don't include varieties or restrikes).

I am 7 away from a complete set of Early Silver Commemoratives.

I have a complete set of Franklins (although this forum considers them Modern I believe).

And a full set of Washington 25¢ except the '35-S and 38-S, from 1932 through 2008, with all silver proofs from 1955 (I think) through 2008, and that encompasses the State Quarter set as well.

I have a full set of War Nickels.

And only need the 1873 Trade dollar for a complete business strike date set of those.

IHCs

As already stated, difficult to reply accurately. For example I have several sets of Liberty Head Nickels but missing the 1913 and very possibly never will get that one. Same with my sets of Liberty Head Dimes. Missing the 94S. When it comes to many other sets, there are so many goofy ones that most people will just never find. I know many have the 1856 Flying Eagle cent but I just never found one although if I did, could possibly be out of reach monitarily. I have 10 completed sets of Mercury dimes and 2 more missing only the 16D.

I have a 'date' set of Morgans: for every year from 1878 to 1904 I have just the one coin, which is usually (but not always) the cheapest or commonest mintmark. They are in mixed grades from AG to MS, none are slabbed, and I don't have any extra variety coins such as the 1878 Tail Feathers. I have all three mints for 1921.

My last book set completed was Barber dimes. I failed on Barber quarters & halves.

Nothing complete. I am one coin short on Buffalo nickels and Mercury dimes. Two coins short on Indian Head cents.

Well excluding the moderns of Rosevelt dimes, Washington quarters, and Franklin halves I only have one complete date and mint set, Peace dollars. I'm short two Indain cents, two Walking Liberty halves, one Mercury dime and one commemorative half for sets.

What is odd is no manufacturer has an Album with slots for the Mercury dime proofs. Most now have slots for the 42/41 and 42D/41 but nothing for the proofs. This means even if you have a completed Album of Mercury dimes, it is still not complete. Now with Lincoln cents, so many Albums and Folders have a place for the 55 Doubled and the 22 plain. Yet nothing for so many other Doubled Dies like the 69S. This type of system invented by Album manufacturers makes what is called a completed set meaningless.