Pedigreed Coins Returned!

itsnotjustme

My two sets I sent for pedigree just returned. They kept the original cert numbers (as requested). After a quick review all appears to be in good order. It was not fast (two months), but it was free (except S/H/I).

solid

Congrats on the pedigree!

Smart move, too - perhaps one day these will become the much coveted Jordan "early coins"!

itsnotjustme

Solid,
That will be a few years after I win the lottery, right?

Actually, other than a few upgrades, I expect to hold most of these coins for many years to come! And then my kids can keep them with the family name still in place.

Dabigkahuna

Brian,

That is so way cool!

I have yet to have anything pedigreed and its not from lack of wanting!

What sets were they?


Larry
Dabigkahuna

itsnotjustme

20th Century Type Circulation Strikes (W variety) & 1792-Present Type No Gold

python1

Congrats Brian!!!!

CarlWohlforth

Congratulations!!!

You must have been waiting on pins and needles. 2 months is too long.

tompkins

Congrats, Brian;

"It was free"??---they don't even charge you a reholdering fee?

Pete

itsnotjustme

No re-holder fee. You need to be in the top 5 current sets as described in the registry rules or benifits section. 66 reholders for the $31 S/H/I fee.

PhillyJoe

There's a 65 way tie for finest Sac. proofs. They're getting a plaque and it would be pretty cool to have the set pedigreed, also.

BTW Brian, congrats, the wait must have felt like an eternity.

Joe