My latest submission to PCGS

DenverCoin

1998-D 1C -- I think it will grade MS67/68 RD
(2)1985-D 1C -- I think they will grade MS67/68 RD
(2) 1984 1C -- I think they will grade MS67/68 RD
1981-D 1C -- I think it will grade MS67/68 RD
1978 1C -- I think it will grade MS65/66 RD
(2) 1974-S -- I think they will grade MS65/66RD
1972 1C -- I think it will grade MS67/68RD
1962-D 1C -- I think it will grade MS66/67RD

1975-S 10C -- I think it will grade PR68/69DCAM
1974-S 10C -- I think it will grade PR68/69DCAM
1969-S 10C -- I think it will grade PR68/69DCAM

This is my third submission to PCGS. I hope I haven't offended anyone by posting this information.

Thanks,
John Dillie

LucyBop

Good Luck!!!!!

Coqui

Good Luck!!!..I like teh Red Lincolns. Hope you get that fascinating red grade And the 10c coins sound pretty god......PR69!!!! Hope you Get it!!!!! Very GOOD LUCK!!!!

michael

good luck and please post on here when you get the results this is an interesting numismatic thread

and about grading and how well you stand up to the premier grading service !!

much better thread than many i see on here!!

sincerely michael

gmarguli

Good luck, but they are tough on copper right now. REALLY tough. Some of the grades you hoped for would make the coins the finest known. They better jump up and sign if you expect PCGS to give thjose grades to a coin nowadays.

billiardmaster

What I find of interest is that you would pay to have those coins graded? I'm way out of the loop. would you mind telling me
what those coins are worth if you get your grades? I have several much older rolls of cents. Maybe I'm not broke yet.........thanks.
Rusty

sadysta1

Cents from the 1980s in 67 should go for 40-50 dollars. I have a batch of 20 Lincolns shipped to PCGS a couple of days ago (MY BIGGEST SUMISSION EVER) and I'm hoping for quite a few of 67s, but since PCGS was good to me lately I expect to get my bu++ kicked soon.

telecoin

Good luck on your grades (gmarguli is right about PCGS being tough on copper cents). The only problem I see is that you have both modern & economy dates mixed on the invoive. Modern are 1970 and later ($10/coin). Economy are 1969 and earlier ($15/coin). You can't mix the submission, so you either sent them in as economy and overpaid for the modern coins, or you sent them in as modern and they will not grade the earlier dates with the group.

Edited to say: this is assuming you sent them in as a PCGS club member, and not through an authorized dealer.

BIGDAVE

Why would anyone be Offened ? this is a coin Forum and you posted about your coins.

Good luck....

Coppernicus

Good luck! If you get a 67 on the 1962-D you've got yourself a small gold mine there...

DenverCoin

Thanks everyone for the responses. My first two submissions were American Eagle Bullion coins, and I have been right on with my guesses of grades. I then decided to expand my horizons and give other coins a try. The reason I submitted these coins is, they were very attractive to me. I have never collected uncirculated cents and I may be way off on my guesses. If I'm off base, then it is a lesson learned and will help me to decide what to look for in the future.
Someone asked me what these coins are worth if they grade what I said they may grade. To be honest, I have no idea and would ask some of the experts to answer that. Someone said I mixed moderns with economy coins. Oops, my bad. My submission form said 1965 and newer are considered modern, but I figured on Lincolns, 1959 and newer should be considered modern. If PCGS decides not to grade it then I will understand and re-submit it under economy. Otherwise, I submitted all of them under the modern status and paid $12 per coin as a Silver Member.
I like reading other peoples threads about submissions and results and that is why I posted this thread.

I will post the results when I receive them.

Thank you,
John Dillie

Russ

<< <i>Modern are 1970 and later ($10/coin). >>



Actually, moderns are 1965 and later.

Russ, NCNE