P.C.G.S Mint Error Fee for coin valued over $10,001+
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Can somebody tell me what the charge is for a coin valued over $10,000. Its$75 under that amount but no mention over it.
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Can we get a pic of this coin and how do you know it's worth over $10,000?? Have you tried calling PCGS?
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To start I will say the traditional, give them a call or email (or submit at a pcgs attended show an ask).
Next I have not done an error so I have no direct experience with it. The following is just looking at the form and thinking what I might do (if I didn't ask).
Note: Below is more than OP asked. I believe it goes to the next level or Walkthrough at $150.
Picture of the form below for reference. An older form did not have the Economy Error level ($300 and $35) but just the Error level ($10K and $70).
Two options, if the value is close enough to the $10,000., then could just use that Error level. As the value goes higher one might not feel as comfortable with it. If pcgs has a problem with the value they will adjust the fee but might still be insured at $10K on return shipping.
Other choice, I think it actually goes to the next level which is the Walkthrough ($100k and $150). In section 7 under the coin number column I would add the coin number (might be an E1234 type). If not known, then could just put ERROR in that spot. Also in section 7 under Description do something similar but add a brief description (ERROR wrong planchet...). Also could add this to section 6 under the Other line (ERROR wrong planchet...). I don't know if the online form will allow both the Walkthrough and Other but a paper one does.
That's the thought but I would go with the calling or email as my first choice.
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just call it $10K, they will correct you if they do not like it
or try customer service to see what they say
Like others, I suggest that you contact CS to confirm.
That said, generally speaking, the "service level" is dictated by the "declared value".
Source: https://www.pcgs.com/submissionguide
I interpret this to mean that if the "declared value" is between $10K and $100K, you are a "walkthrough" (i.e., "max. coin value" = $100K; "grading fee" = $150).
Do you have a photo of it?