Great Relief from one of my long awaited Submissions.

joeykoins

YES!
Parts 1 and 2 out of 4 Parts of my worries shows Peace of mind.
All 4 coins "Straight Graded!" Part 2, they shipped it out today. Now, I only have to worry about 2 more. Part 3, being Trueview'ed and making it home safe!
I expect it back Saturday.
2 coins came back satisfactory and 2 coins came back not what I expected. However, it's ALL GOOD!
Thank You, PCGS.
Finally. I sent these out in late October. Will keep in touch and show some pics, if interested?
Thanks guys.
Oh what a great feeling. I love this Hobby!

Herb_T

So what were the coins and their grades?

joeykoins

Two that I was surprised about were;

One

2020 W Tallgrass Prairie ms63

Two

2019 W Memorial AU 58

The ones I were pleased with were.

One

1970s PF. Large Date Cent PF 65 RB
Beautiful Target Rainbow!

Two

2021d Lincoln Cent ms 67RD

Just missed the top pop ms 67+
Even though my Quarters were under graded than I expected. Any W Quarters are HOT no matter what grade!
Thanks for asking.

ricko

You are on a roll Joey.... Or should I say you are INTO rolls Good luck in your searches. Cheers, RickO

Meltdown

Does the 70 proof cent look like this?

joeykoins

@Meltdown said:

Beautiful toner you have there yourself!

Exactly! Hey, maybe that's where it came from?

Meltdown

Unless you took it from my house... nope.

joeykoins

Lol. That's funny how these certain 1970s prf's target tone identically?

Che_Grapes

To find a W 2020 Quarter in mint state is incredible- they were shipped in bags (even more than regular because West Point first shipped them to Philly to get mixed with P and D mints) - so they technically should have double the wear of P mints from production even before being sent to banks - most that are found are AUs so well done!

jmlanzaf

@joeykoins said:
Lol. That's funny how these certain 1970s prf's target tone identically?

It's the packaging material.

jmlanzaf

I just don't get the quarter submissions. Especially the AU58. You can buy an already slabbed 63 for less than the cost of submission.

Che_Grapes

@jmlanzaf said:
I just don't get the quarter submissions. Especially the AU58. You can buy an already slabbed 63 for less than the cost of submission.

It’s not about the money to everyone - if he found these himself and wants to have the one he found graded then it is better than buying one already graded that someone else found.
It’s not always about profit and money - sometimes it’s about enjoying a hobby!

moursund

@Che_Grapes said:

@jmlanzaf said:
I just don't get the quarter submissions. Especially the AU58. You can buy an already slabbed 63 for less than the cost of submission.

It’s not about the money to everyone - if he found these himself and wants to have the one he found graded then it is better than buying one already graded that someone else found.
It’s not always about profit and money - sometimes it’s about enjoying a hobby!

That's a good point... one of these days, maybe I'll send one of my raw coins to be slabbed, just for the experience. But I hate the thought of waiting 3 months, even more than the thought of spending $40 or whatever...

joeykoins

@jmlanzaf said:
I just don't get the quarter submissions. Especially the AU58. You can buy an already slabbed 63 for less than the cost of submission.

I get it. This is why I was really surprised when it came back under MS. If I knew it would even be close to an AU, there's no way I would have sent in. Counting these W's that I sent in, it would be my 12th. Not one had even hit anything lower than ms 64.
But yes, you're right. It would make more sense in just buying one than to pay the grading fees for any AU "W".
Thanks

jmlanzaf

@joeykoins said:

@jmlanzaf said:
I just don't get the quarter submissions. Especially the AU58. You can buy an already slabbed 63 for less than the cost of submission.

I get it. This is why I was really surprised when it came back under MS. If I knew it would even be close to an AU, there's no way I would have sent in. Counting these W's that I sent in, it would be my 12th. Not one had even hit anything lower than ms 64.
But yes, you're right. It would make more sense in just buying one than to pay the grading fees for any AU "W".
Thanks

Just wondered.

jmlanzaf

@Che_Grapes said:

@jmlanzaf said:
I just don't get the quarter submissions. Especially the AU58. You can buy an already slabbed 63 for less than the cost of submission.

It’s not about the money to everyone - if he found these himself and wants to have the one he found graded then it is better than buying one already graded that someone else found.
It’s not always about profit and money - sometimes it’s about enjoying a hobby!

PCGS thanks you.

The OP himself referred to W quarters as "hot". That sounds more about value than simply wanting a $40 plastic case to hold your coin.

joeykoins

Boy 'O boy, I must of missed the mailman knocking on my door? Have to pick up my box at the Post Office, as I post!
I guess, better safe than sorry?

joeykoins

@jmlanzaf said:

...a $40 plastic case to hold your coin.

It's not $40, anyway? At the time, in October, I only paid, $22 +$5, for TrueView.
$27 per coin.

Actually, even less than I said.

joeykoins

My First errand for Saturday!

All Parts of worring are GONE.
Except, my TrueViews.
Finally Home!

joeykoins

Here are the rough photos.
Better ones Coming... Thanks











I feel they should of gave me the "Cameo" designation, no?

Thanks guys.

gumby1234

No cameo on the 70S. Nice looking coin