How you can tell you're not a pro when submitting coins...........

DoubleEagle59

I had everything packaged perfectly......coins in their flips, form filled out, i's dotted, t's crossed, coins bubble wrapped and enveloped carefully labelled and secured expertly................

Then I forgot to include the submission form......

UGH!!

coinbuf

I can guarantee that you ae not the first to do that, not me of course.

Smudge

Oops.

ProofCollection

I'm sure pros do this as well.

OAKSTAR

@DoubleEagle59 said:
How you can tell you're not a pro when submitting coins...........

I look in the mirror.

Weiss

Nah, that's just a mechanical error.
You know you're not a pro when 3 of the 10 pieces you submitted come back lower than you hoped.
And one came back NOT GENUINE.

PerryHall

@Weiss said:
Nah, that's just a mechanical error.
You know you're not a pro when 3 of the 10 pieces you submitted come back lower than you hoped.
And one came back NOT GENUINE.

Yup. The results you get from your submission compared to your expectations will determine if you are a pro or not.

TwoSides2aCoin

After I get them back from grading , get them to market, and realize a loss.

Cougar1978

When they get low grades.

johnny9434

Yes, operator error 😖

ctf_error_coins

@PerryHall said:

@Weiss said:
Nah, that's just a mechanical error.
You know you're not a pro when 3 of the 10 pieces you submitted come back lower than you hoped.
And one came back NOT GENUINE.

Yup. The results you get from your submission compared to your expectations will determine if you are a pro or not.

This!