Grading Question

MichaelJ

What happens when you submit a coin in the regular service tier and
the coin grades at a level that brings your coin value well above the
$3,000 max value of that tier?

Thanks
Mike

clackamas

<< <i>What happens when you submit a coin in the regular service tier and
the coin grades at a level that brings your coin value well above the
$3,000 max value of that tier?

Thanks
Mike >>



A big party at your house?

Russ

First, you jump for joy! Then you hope it doesn't get lost in shipping on the way back.

This actually happened to me. I submitted one that, based on my estimated grade, had a value of around $2500. PCGS graded it a point higher, making it worth about $6000. It was a good day at the grading trough.

Russ, NCNE

Shamika

I think what MichaelJ is asking is "Does an increase above $3,000 change the pricing structure of the original submission"?

DennisH

That's happened twice to me, and PCGS didn't charge me more.

merz2

I have never seen PCGS raise the fee for this kind of situation.