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I need to RE-HOLDER a PCGS graded coin........
TorinoCobra71
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I have 1884-CC Morgan in PCGS MS64DMPL where the holder in badly damaged. I can PLEASE PIGGY-BACK on a persons upcoming submission, PLEASE? Thanks! TC71
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Do you or a trusted friend attend a coin show where PCGS is in attendance and doing on-site grading? Perhaps they can re-holder your coin there and save you the cost of round-trip insured shipping. Just a thought.
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Just send it in.
"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety," --- Benjamin Franklin
Check your local authorized PCGS dealers. They can submit it for you.
I have not been to a show so I know very little about the on site offerings. My impression was that anything that was walk-in on-site related had a pretty steep service price to it. I would be interested to know a rough guestimation of the all-in price to have a reholder via the normal mailing it in vs. walking it in.
Source: https://www.pcgs.com/services
THANKS Y'ALL! I will check out local PCGS dealer!
TC71
Next question....how did the holder get damaged. 🧐
In other words, If there is a chance of more damage down the road, you might consider a Zircon case to protect the slab.
I have had coin for 20+ years, excessive scratches on it
No one is going to scratch my trophy.
@TorinoCobra71 just curious, would you mind telling us what the coin is?
I can understand if you prefer not to.
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I have 1884-CC Morgan in PCGS MS64DMPL
Its in the 1st post......
I dont blame you for wanting it in a new slab.
I wouldn't send that coin to just anyone.
Good Luck
Student of numismatics and collector of Morgan dollars
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Thanks! That is much more reasonable than I had expected.
How bad are the scratches? There are dozens of threads here discussing how slabs were restored to like new condition by polishing out the scratches.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
That is a neat error coin.