New year, new free submission?

TheBlackKnight

Does anyone know what the new free quarterly submission is?

Happy new year and happy collecting.

wayneme

i was told by pcgs it will be listed in the dave hall newletter they e-mail around haven't seen it yet but they have the Indain or did not sure on the cut off date on the Indain image coin

TheBlackKnight

How do I get on the mailing list?

Coinut

O Boy,another chance to spend $15+ dollars for a "free" submission to get back bodybaged.Can't wait.

gmarguli

That's why you submit it with other coins. You don't pay anything extra for shipping.

Placid

Is the letter the PCGS eCollector?
If so they put online versions here
The last one is dated 12/31/02 but dosen't mention the free submission.

Coinut

I was told on the phone that it has to be on a separate form,and return shipping and insurance would then apply for the one coin.I sent other coins in the box.Did they lie to me two times?

Russ

Coinut,

It can be on the same form with other coins. You just need to note that it's the quarterly freebie, and it needs to be the same tier as the others.

Russ, NCNE

DAM

Last year they had one for any 1909 Lincoln. I had a 1909S graded MS65RD that was the S over horizontal S, but wasn't attributed. That was a nice way of getting the attribution without the cost. I also sent it in at a show and only had to pay return shipping.

TAP444

I believe the free submission coin for this quarter
is going to be a canadain coin to kick off the new
registry
Tim

Russ

No! No! No! Two Cent pieces.

Russ, NCNE

RGL

I'll raise Russ a cent ... I have both silver and nickel Three Centers in my type set I would not mind a freebie on!

TAP444

Sorry guys,but a little bird told me it was canadian
Tim
and I don't have anything canadian

nwcs

That's OK. I have some nice Canadian coins as well!

Charlie

Hello All,

Here it is.....

O Canada! From the mighty moose (on the quarter) to the diving goose (on the dollar of 1967) the coins of Canada have always been extremely popular with collectors around the world. For this quarter (January 1-March 31, 2003) Gold and Platinum members of the PCGS Collectors Club can submit any one Canadian coin for free certification by the world’s number one grading service, PCGS. Your only expense will be the cost of postage. Your free Collectors Club coin will be certified through our Regular Service, which takes approximately three weeks.

Russ

Well, that sucks.

Hey Charlie,

What are you doing posting here? You're supposed to be down in the grading room babysitting submission #3038415 for me.

Russ, NCNE

nwcs

Now the mystery is solved! And I suppose I now need to go and find me a nice Canadian coin to submit. I wish I had a nice gold one like Shiro's, though.

crito

Oh great, that makes sense. Special of the quarter has to be submitted through the regular service level, but it's a foreign coin. So I guess I can't submit it with other foreign coins, because that would be a different service level, the world coin service level. Yep, sure clears things up for me

crito

So I sent in my freebie Sacagawea, a modern, with other moderns on invoice 3042620. Put it last on form and marked it as "special of the quarter". PCGS charged me for grading it. Not falling for that scam again.

crito

Executive Summary: To take advantage of the "special of quarter" free grading, you must submit a foreign coin under the regular service level, which is for US coins only. Failure to follow this proceedure will result in a charge for service

wayneme

ANYONE have a link for canadain coins values
will this apply to gold maples or just mint coins