Check out my results!

nwcs

Invoice 3014444. I'm getting much better at grading now! The FS nickels are a real score, IMO. 3014445 isn't quite finished yet.

dorkkarl

'scuse my ignorance, but how do we check results from your invoice #?

K S

nwcs

On the PCGS main page you can put in the submission number and get results. But I'll just put 'em here.

It's more significant for me because copper has been a weak spot for me and the ike had some PVC that took forever to remove. Thankfully it didn't cause corrosion, got to it before then. The eagle has a really nice peripheral tone from the cardboard holder it came in. Had a few extra hairlines which is why it graded what it did.

The MS66FS nickel is awesome to me, though. I've learned a lot about grading since earlier in the year!

1 40025383 1980 1C MS66RD
1 40025384 1980 1C MS66RD
2 40025385 1974 1C MS66RD
2 40025386 1974 1C MS66RD
2 40025387 1974 1C MS65RD
3 40025388 Eagle S$1 1987 MS64
4 40025389 1976-S S$1 Silver MS64
5 40025390 1988-P 5C MS66FS
6 40025391 1989-P 5C MS64FS
7 40025392 2000-P SAC $1 MS67

Russ

Cool beans. Nice, quick turnaround to boot.

Russ, NCNE

airplanenut

My 87 eagle got a 63 But then I had it sent to NGC... and they bodybagged it

nwcs

And the nickel, for now, is a pop 14/0 coin! I wonder if someone would pay big bucks for it?

Placid

Invoice # 3014445
1 40025393 1959-D 1C MS65RD
1 40025394 1959-D 1C MS66RD
1 40025395 1959-D 1C MS65RD
1 40025396 1959-D 1C MS65RD
1 40025397 1959-D 1C MS65RD
2 40025398 1959 10C MS66
3 40025399 1956 10C MS66
4 40025400 1923 S$1 MS63
5 40025401 1959 25C PVC
6 40025402 1958-D 25C PVC
7 40025403 1942-S 50C Cleaning
8 40025404 1943-S 50C Cleaning
9 40025405 1836 10C VG08
10 40025406 1853 3CS Enviromental Damage
11 40025407 1875-S 20C VG08
12 40025408 1878-S T$1 Trade VG08
13 40025409 1804 1/2 C Plain 4-Stems Enviromental Damage
14 40025410 1956 25C PR64
15 40025411 1856 H10C VG10

Was that a economy or regular submission nwcs?

DCAMFranklin

OUCH!....OUCH!....OUCH!

robertpr

Your 88-P in 66fs would probably fetch at least $100. Way to go.

I'm not sure what to make of the silver eagle though

clevegreg

Yea, which level service did you use?

1 60051584 1954 50C PR64
2 60051585 1954 25C PR66
3 60051586 1954 10C PR67
4 60051587 1954 5C PR66
5 60051588 1954 1C PR66RD
6 60051589 1961 50C PR67
7 60051590 1957 10C PR67
8 60051591 1960 25C PR67
9 60051592 1964 5C PR68
10 60051593 1961 1C PR68RD
11 60051594 1964 1C PR67DC

Cameo CC

Sweet.

Todd

nwcs

Wow, I didn't think people would check up on this. Got PMs before I even realized the results were up!

These were in the economy class. Most of these were experimental. The non PVC ones that were rejected were coins I was always suspicious of that I bought from a dealer in the 80s when I was in my teens. As you see, I got scr**ed on them. But I'm not disappointed at all. The PVC I can clean up (didn't notice it when I sent it in) and the half cent had very light corrosion but was very pleasing overall. Didn't think they'd BB it.

I got the trade and 20C below G prices (trade for $70, 20C for $55) and slabbed them mainly for the registry set (cheaper than buying nice new ones!). The dimes have great toning on them. The quarters have nice toning, but need to clean them off a bit with acetone. I'm not sure what the problem with the 3C is.

Neil

nwcs

Just wanted to add, this was a nice learning experience. I'm in this hobby for fun and not really for profit. Each of the 1800s coins that were slabbed were nice original untainted coins. Never cleaned or anything. I'm not sure what I'll do with the BB ones, but I think the half cent is certainly sellable. Probably sell the others with full disclosure or keep them as comparison copies.

nwcs

<< <i>Your 88-P in 66fs would probably fetch at least $100. Way to go.

I'm not sure what to make of the silver eagle though >>

The silver eagle is a sentimental piece I wanted to preserve.

beartracks42

nwcs,
you can send your "nice" coins that were BB'ed by PCGS to ANACS for a net grade or NCS now slabs coins without stating a grade. This is just info, in case you want them in a slab.