The document outlines the design requirements for a coin collection table, specifying the necessary fields such as ID, coin type, date, mint mark, value, condition, and appraisal date. It defines acceptable values for mint marks, conditions, and coin types, while suggesting the use of defaults and nulls where appropriate. The greatest share of the collection consists of pennies, and the document also mentions the need for a suitable primary key.

1. I need to create a table by hand here is what I have so far.
ID int,
CoinType char(2),
Date Date,
MintMark char(2),
Value Decimal(6,2),
Condition char(2),
AppraisalDate Date
);
but I need to also put into the table the following
The mint marks are either D (Denver), P (Philadelphia), S (San Francisco), O (New Orleans), CC
(Carson City). Allow only these abbreviations. (HINT: Use in IN statement)
Conditions are PR(Proof), BU (Brilliant Un-circulated), UC (Un-circulated), VF (Very Fine),
(F)Fine, G (Good), P (Poor). Allow only these conditions.
Only P, N, D, Q, H1, 1 should be allowed as coin types.
Decide what should be filled when a record is added (nulls).
The greatest portion of my collection is in pennies. Default the data type to a penny.
Decide on an appropriate Primary key.