Unlike the American Silver Eagle's checklist, ticking off a year here says nothing about condition — and condition is the whole game with this series, given how easily milk spots affect resale value. Consider annotating your own notes on which specific coin (not just which year) you're counting toward the set, since you may end up replacing a spotted example with a cleaner one of the same date later.
A tick mark tells you what you have — it doesn't tell you what you paid, what it's worth today, or where you keep it. BullionKeeper does.
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No — this checklist tracks years, not condition. Milk spots can appear on any date, so ticking off a year says nothing about the specific coin's eye appeal or resale value.
The Silver Maple Leaf is more prone to milk spots than the Silver Eagle, and spotting affects resale value enough that many collectors track the specific coin, not just the date, as part of their set.