Have you been the first to submit a new type?
lermish
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I've had two recent bullion submissions and a Canadian commemorative that would (apparently?) typically go to NGC but I sent to PCGS and they had to create a new PCGS#. Does anyone have anything interesting that required a new PCGS#?
Yes, these are world coins but that's the easy way to get a new number...older US stuff is more interesting and a lot more challenging than these very new widgets.
https://www.pcgs.com/valueview/regular-issues-1988-2009/2022-50-maple-leaf-pt/6288?sn=899466&g=69&h=
https://www.pcgs.com/valueview/100-dollars-1986-date/2022-p-100-kangaroo-pt/5127?sn=902297&g=70&h=
https://www.pcgs.com/valueview/20-1985-2011/2022-20-underground-railroad-black-history-dcam/4445?sn=901224&g=70&h=
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No, I have never done that..... That is a really nice coin though.... It seems the platinum coins (talking U.S. Mint specifically - but Canada seems to be doing it as well) have excellent art/designs and presentation. Cheers, RickO
Yes. The first 1971-S IKE Prototype Coin.
https://coins.ha.com/itm/proof-eisenhower-dollars/1971-s-1-eisenhower-dollar-prototype-specimen-67-pcgs-r8/a/1341-4650.s?ic4=GalleryView-Thumbnail-071515
The name is LEE!
Now THAT'S neat!
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Yes - some rare colonials back in the early days of PCGS grading them.
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