first grade guarantee submission, considering the shake ups at p.c.g.s., should i be nervous ?
barberlover
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Very expensive coin with great eye appeal. When i baught it i never considered sending it back because i liked the coin and the eye appeal hooked me. I aso knew that if i wanted assurance on the technical grade i could submit it for the guarantee process. The cost of the submission was 42.50 which includes 17.50 for return postage and insurance.
If p.c.g.s. really looks at my coin they will either reafirm the grade or lower the technical grade and pay me some cash [I have already told them i'm not interested in selling the coin back to them, if they down grade it i still want my coin back]
Question is, should i be nervous that with all the controversy and time pressure from being short handed, will David give my coin a real fair examination like it would have gotton before all the recent shake ups happened ? What do you think ?
If p.c.g.s. really looks at my coin they will either reafirm the grade or lower the technical grade and pay me some cash [I have already told them i'm not interested in selling the coin back to them, if they down grade it i still want my coin back]
Question is, should i be nervous that with all the controversy and time pressure from being short handed, will David give my coin a real fair examination like it would have gotton before all the recent shake ups happened ? What do you think ?
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The one guarantee I had to do was personally reviewed by David Hall and was resolved better than I had anticipated it would be. It did take a bit of time because of everything that is going on at PCGS and how busy he is.
I should note, though, that mine was a very blatant error.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>but as a collector, haven't you ever seen a coin with great eye appeal that you thought got the benefit of the daught technically, but still loved the coin ? >>
Yes but in that case I'm keeping the coin simply because I love it. Why spend good money to have someone else tell me something that might make me less delighted in keeping it?
It always amazes me to read threads from people who have found a coin they have been searching for years for, and they are delighted in the condition because they have never seen one that nice. Then when it comes back from a service a point less than they were hoping for they immediately dump it and go back to their long quest for that one point better specimen. Even more curious is how happy they are when they finally find one in a slab with that one extra point. . . but with less eye appeal than the one they dumped!