Who has the record for resubmitting the same coin?

Peaceman

over and over again until you received the grade you wanted...... post the coin, how much you ended up spending and if it was truely worth it in the end......

elwood

I know of a coin that has been submitted 24 times. Still no upgrade.

MadMarty

Ask Jason!!!

Peaceman

24 by $ 30...... $ 720...... It must be a high end coin.....

elwood

That's 24(and counting) X $100.00= $2,400.00
Yes very high end. It would add another $25,000.00 to it's value.

foodude

24 by $ 30...... $ 720...... It must me a high end coin.....

And still undergraded

jdimmick

Elwood,
You think the submitter would give up after that many times and try to pull the stronger money from it being nice for the grade in the holder its in?

Peaceman

Or have someone else submit it for them......

same coin... same submitter.... PCGS must laugh every time it comes in.......?

wondercoin

I know of a coin that was tried 62x, then sold to a collector as a high quality example. A couple years later, the collector sold the coin to a dealer who (I believe) upgraded it on the first try through the service. The upgrade was worth between $40,000- $50,000.

Wondercoin

elwood

JD, That was my opinion too.

The trouble is you might get something in between the current grades value and not the next grades value.

elwood

Peaceman

It's been handled correctly. I think the time frame has been longer than a year.

It could just be the coin won't upgrade.

Peaceman

Guess so....

Robgetty

I've only gone 3 times for a crossover attempt (finally gave up, and I'm too chicken to crack
it out)

291fifth

<< <i>That's 24(and counting) X $100.00= $2,400.00
Yes very high end. It would add another $25,000.00 to it's value. >>



Would it really add another $25,000 to its value or would it just become an overgraded coin that everyone passes on at the higher grade. Doesn't this game require an none-to-sharp "investor" to come to a successful conclusion for the dealer?