Free Quarterly Coin Grading Submission - 2 Year Type Coins - Offer Expires at End of September

Stuart

I am curious to find out how many forum members have taken advantage of this quarter's free coin grading submission allowed for Platinum and Gold Level PCGS Collector's Club Members. I have not heard many of us mentioning either their free submissions or their grades. This quarter's 2 year type coin opportunity expires at the end of this month (2 more weeks).

I am planning to submit a 1908 (No Motto) Saint Gaudens $20 gold piece, and was curious if others have taken advantage of this opportunity. Thanks in advance for your replies and comments.

JoeHolt

would the type 1 SLQ count in this?

Stuart

<< would the type 1 SLQ count in this? >>

Joe: Yes, I believe that it would.

JoeHolt

I just sent one in this week also on a express oh well my luck mayby make a call monday

Stuart

How about others??

DesertRat

To be honest I don't know what it is. But I'm a Gold member.

Stuart

Please refer to the following link for more info: Collectors Club Quarterly Grading Special

jdimmick

I looked around to try and find something to submit, and ended up submitting a 1917 Ty I SLQ, but it was only in Xf. Just dropped it in the mail Friday. Then yesterday, what do I find, a superb raw 1917Ty I that is 63FH min.

jim

RYK

I tried to find a Stella in my stash but could not come up with one.

But seriously, I was hoping to have an 1838 $10 to send, but it never panned out.

Manorcourtman

I'm submitting a 63-64 1917 SLQ. It has sparked my interest in a new series now!! From full bands to full steps to now worrying about full heads!! The coin madness never is w/o a path yet to be discovered.

Stuart

Let's hear about more of those Free Quarterly Submissions...

earlwbollinger

I sent in a 1857 FlyingEagle.
Nothing too spectacular though.

WACoinGuy

The only coin I had that qualified was a 1917 Type I SLQ, which I sent back last month. Nothing exciting, bought it as a VF-20, it came back as VF-30. I don't collect this series, and this was my nicest SLQ -- a very nice original coin. I figure the grade bump plus the fact it's now in a PCGS holder probably covered the $12 I had to spent on return shipping.

But seriously, the main reason I sent in this coin was for sentimental reasons -- this is one of the first coins I bought when I moved up here to Washington, and even though the dealer I bought it from in general has overgraded coins, this one surprised me by coming in graded higher. That's one of the things I like about the quarterly freebie -- it gives you a chance to not feel guilty about sending in a less expensive coin for grading.

jdimmick

WAcoinguy,


That is a very attractive original 17 Ty I SLQ!

jim