Free quarterly submission.

keets

Does anyone know what it is for this last quarter?? Thanks.

Al H.

Shamika

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Shamika

<< <i>Patterns, "unusual" strikes (1913 Liberty Nickel) and commemorative coins do not qualify. >>


Damn! Guess I'll have to wait to send in my 1913 Liberty nickel.

jcping

I believe these could qualify (on top of the PCGS list)

All 1793 cents
1857 cents (don't know 1856 cents still qualify or not)
1839 half dollars
1916 quarters

Don't know all statehood quarter can qualify or not

coinguy89

What's a free quarterly submission mean?

longtimecollector

I sent a 1795 Flowing hair Dollar in for the prior quarter (2 year type), and a 1795 Draped Bust/Small eagle for the current quarter. I have NOT YET received grades on either one !

golddustin

Hey - How does a CU member find out about this program? I am a gold club member, but have never received any emails or other notification that this program even exsisted.....thanks for the heads-up, Al! (although I don't think I have any coins that would qualify) Also, I don't suppose the grading is FREE, but I don't see a price listed anywhere.....

keets

hey Scott, Chuck and anyone else not familiar with this offer:

here's how it works. for each quarter in the calender year, PCGS offers a free grading of a specific coin, in this instance it's one from the description they gave in the link that Shamika provided. it's generally sent in the e-mail newsletter PCGS sends or it can be found in a thread at the start of each quarter, much like this one. the only cost is shipping charges like a standard submission and the coin should be on a seperate form with the words "Free Quarterly Submission" written across it.

there will, of course, be members who complain in some fashion about it, but it's a nice offer for four free gradings throughout the year with adequate time to find a coin if you don't already have one that qualifies.

i wonder if i have any 1938 Jeffersons laying around??!!!!!!!!??

al h.

seanq

I've been a Gold C.C. member for a year and a half now, and I finally took advantage of this offer. I have a 1909 Lincoln in for grading, logged in yesterday. It's a great deal and one I should make more of an effort to take PCGS up on in the future.


Sean Reynolds

RGL

Have a beautiful rainbow-rim toned '38 Jeff I would have sent anyway, this works out nicely ...