PCGS Modern World Coin service- Canadian Coins

Manorcourtman

I'm trying to save PCGS a silly phone call about there new Modern World service, 1965-2003. I looked for the proper coin # to put on the submission form for 2003 Canadian coins but they apparently do not exist? I want to submit a few 2003 Canadian MS coins for grading. I assume they now do this right?? Do I just leave the PCGS coin # blank on the PCGS form?

And one more question from the newbie......Is there a POP report for Foriegn/Canadian coins?? I asked the question before on the US forum and nobody knew!!

Thanks, Chris

spinaker2000

Look in the Canadian Registry sets, the numbers may be there.

Edited to add: I just looked and they are not listed, I would just leave it blank.

izzy452

No POP report for foreign coins.

Walt

Askari

You asked on the US Coin Forum? Now you're learning why we call them the "Liteside".

Unfortunately, you may have to call or email them for the info for either of your questions. Unless one of our many Canadian coin collectors ("Greysiders" as we call them here) happens to have the particular coin # offhand, you'll have to get PCGS to supply them. You'd think they'd have those on their website by now, but I guess they still haven't. You also have to specifically request pop reports for specific coins; they only list those for US coins.

Anyway, welcome to our forum, affectionately known as the "Dark Side" (since that's what we are with respect to the US coin collectors' knowledge of non-US numismatics).

1jester

A warm welcome to the Darkside, Manor!

wallstreetman

wallstreetman

Dont worry about the #, they can figure it out, Im talking from expierience.

Manorcourtman

Thanks for the info!! I live near the shores of Lake Erie and can see the Canadian shores on a clear day so I due like the term "greyside'!! I get Canadian coins all the time in change being so near. That's both good and bad.....I like seeing Canadian coins but none of the US vending machines accept them......bummer!!

Manorcourtman

TTT