Can you keep pedigreeing coins even if you dropped out of the top 5? (Update)

bigbadchad777

Once your set is pedigreed, if you drop out of the top 5, can you continue to pedigree coins in that set?
For example, if you upgrade a coin?
Thanks, BBC...

XXX

Yes, but it cost you 5.00 per coin for label and reholdering plus any shipping.

Currin

True, it is my understanding the $5 fee will apply if you are in the top 5 or not. The free pedigree is for one time only per set.

fcloud

I think the answer is no. Once you drop out of the top 4, I think you can't get the pedigree any longer. I'm sure customer service will let you know. If you call let us know what you find.

foodude

Yes, but it cost you 5.00 per coin for label and reholdering plus any shipping.

This is the correct answer. I've tried to talk them int doing a pedigee for an upgrade at a show for the $10 fee, but so far no dice.

bigbadchad777

The fee for pedigrees for coins submitted after the initial pedigree is $5 a coin ($20 a coin for coins graded MS or Proof 70.)

$20 for a MS70 and $5 for anything less!!!
That is MS70 discrimination...

mrcommem

Once your set is pedigreed you can upgrade or downgrade and get those coins pedigreed even if you drop out of the top five. I have done it, but it does cost $5 for the reholdering.

bigbadchad777

<< <i>Once your set is pedigreed, if you drop out of the top 5, can you continue to pedigree coins in that set?
For example, if you upgrade a coin?
Thanks, BBC... >>



I know I started this thread over a year ago but here is an update:
At the time I started this thread you could keep pedigreeing coins even if you dropped out of the top 5.
FYI Now you can NOT. You must remain in the top 5 to continue pedigreeing.