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Are all WWII V75 eagle coins qualified for First Strike regardless of date and sealed boxes?
Zoins
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Given that the V75 gold and silver eagle coins sold out within minutes and less than 2 hours respectively, does or should PCGS allow First Strike labels at any time without requiring sealed boxes after 30 days?
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I would think it doesn't matter for this issue. Then again, I don't think it matters for any other one either. .
Collector, occasional seller
Remember the 2019 S ERP was on sale months after the initial release. As the V75's are only marked as currently unavailable, not sold out, I would believe that the answer would be no as there could be others available months from now.
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Yes, we'll need to monitor when they are marked as sold out vs. simply unavailable. I'm still hoping to pick up a gold...
There can be product returns or things of that nature that might cause sales later. I wouldn’t think a first strike or equivalent designation will add value but if someone has been building a set of just FS slabs then it would be good to send along quickly.
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no, they're unavailable, not sold out
If you are going to send it / them in after 30 days from yesterday or today, your box from the mint should be un-opened if you are not submitting immediately or within days of receipt.
Kept un-opened with shipping date visible there is no time limit on First Strike,
https://pcgs.com/firststrike
With the gold coin total at 1945, are they not all 'first strike'? Not that it really matters, just curious. Cheers, RickO