Oh, OH! I think Lee's coins are being held hostage by PCGS!
KenzoT
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Order #3248343.
There are 5 1893-S's and maybe some other stuff in there.
They were submitted by a new Collectors Club member (first ever submission) along with the 4 free submissions #3224242 (1889-cc's), order #3248342 (11 1894-p's), and this one.
Lee spent $640 to submitt 22 coins and just because 5 of them will meet the $3000 limit on $30 submission fee, I guess they are going to be held until she pays the extra $100 for a 7 day submission.
Kinda sucks for a newbie as a learning submission.
TO PCGS: Buddies, LIGHTEN UP!
Lee is going to spend thousands with you. DON"T QUIBBLE OVER PENNIES!
There are 5 1893-S's and maybe some other stuff in there.
They were submitted by a new Collectors Club member (first ever submission) along with the 4 free submissions #3224242 (1889-cc's), order #3248342 (11 1894-p's), and this one.
Lee spent $640 to submitt 22 coins and just because 5 of them will meet the $3000 limit on $30 submission fee, I guess they are going to be held until she pays the extra $100 for a 7 day submission.
Kinda sucks for a newbie as a learning submission.
TO PCGS: Buddies, LIGHTEN UP!
Lee is going to spend thousands with you. DON"T QUIBBLE OVER PENNIES!
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Russ, NCNE
<< <i>But we have customers who individually submitt 500 to 2000 coins at a show. We are stuffed to the gills with coins at the shows.
At home, we're doing over 100,000 coins a month...also stuffed to the gills. Because we are over-subscribed...actually having more business than we can do at the current prices we charge...we don't give discounts. >>