PCGS submission question
rickrman
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I just spen several hours cracking my proof platinum coins out of U.S. Mint plastic capsules and inserting them into 2X2 vinyl holders (tough wearing white gloves) so I could submit them for grading per the submission requirements. Did I do all that for nothing? Will my proofs be "damaged" in the little vinyl holders? I saw a previous post where a member sent his SAE in the mint plastic holder. Thanks...I don't want to do that again if I don't have to.
Goin' For The Platinum!
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They do want you to put the plastic holders in the flips, though.
Dan
Is this the case?
<< <i>I just spen several hours cracking my proof platinum coins out of U.S. Mint plastic capsules and inserting them into 2X2 vinyl holders >>
NEVER use vinyl flips for proof coins. They are very prone to causing haze on the coins. Use only mylar, preferably ET Kointainer Saflips. And, as nwcs noted, they should be 2.5 x 2.5.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>It's so sharp, reflective, and frosty and no sign of flaw that I could see. >>
Doesn't that mean 67?
Russ, oh Russ, OH RUSS. If only I had read your post, or one like it, a year ago, I wouldn't have ruined a nice mid 50's Frankie Proof by doing just what you say to NEVER do. Well, now I've written down the name of the flips you've referenced and I will be hunting them down at FUN this weekend. Thanks.
I don't send that many modern commemoratives, but it is nice to know its O.K. to send them in their plastic holder.
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I wish it was only one coin I ruined before Supercoin stepped in and showed me the light. I toasted a bunch when I first started submitting.
Russ, NCNE