PCGS Photographer Email Address?

winesteven

Is his name Phil, or is it Mike? There's a mixup in cert numbers on a new TV. If you know the email address, but are not comfortable posting it publicly, then please pm it to me.

Thanks.
Steve

Boosibri

photography@collectors.com

1630Boston

Best I can do

https://www.pcgs.com/trueview/

1630Boston

You might also try @PCGSPhoto
here on the boards

Goldbully

Phil Arnold.....The Boss

PArnold@collectors.com

ricko

They have been very responsive in the past.... so I am sure it will be quickly addressed. Cheers, RickO

winesteven

@ricko said:
They have been very responsive in the past.... so I am sure it will be quickly addressed. Cheers, RickO

Yes, I wrote Phil yesterday, and he replied back SUPER fast, AND he fixed the issue within minutes of receiving my email. One cannot expect any better service than that!

1630Boston

I'm glad it was resolved @winesteven

PS
Sometime can you post more of your fantastic coins,

winesteven

@1630Boston said:
I'm glad it was resolved @winesteven

PS
Sometime can you post more of your fantastic coins,

@1630Boston - Thanks for your kind words. While I’m not comfortable starting one of the posts asking members to post particular coins, those posts do tend to pop up regularly, and I do keep my eye open for those posts. I participate when it’s applicable.

There are two points I should make about my collection:
1. There are various “tiers” of collectors: At the top are “The Big Boys” (pardon my use of politically incorrect terminology, but I’ll use it regardless - too bad!). They own many rarities and top pop coins. I’m VERY far from that level. At the very less expensive end, are many collectors who collect raw coins valued at $100 or so and less, often from pocket change. No one should ever shortchange or denigrate these collectors. Many are looking for errors and varieties, and tremendous pleasure and satisfaction is derived for them from this hobby. Then in between those two extremes are people who collect what is commonly called “Collector” coins, typically with coins valued in three and four figures. This is where I fit. I’ve probably paid in the low five figures for only about three or so coins in my collection, with the rest each costing me three or four figures.
2. As mainly a Type Set collector, I have the advantage over series collectors in that I only need one coin of each Type, so I can then afford to spend more on that one coin to obtain a higher grade. Ignoring my modern coins (21st Century Type Set, etc.), I only own about 200 coins. Many series collectors have MANY more coins than that, and that’s good!

Steve

1630Boston

I truly agree with everything that you stated above.
I'm down to a "box of 49"
three sets
@winesteven