Can someone be kind enough to help me with the pop #'s for a 1993 $5 gold Madison commem PCGS MS70?

CoinHusker

Thanks in advance!!

RBinTex

16/693/85 - in 68/69/70

robertpr

BECOKA

Wow, 85 PR70's from a 93 coin? Not bad. Keeps a perfect coin within reasonable prices.

CoinHusker

Thanks again!

robertpr

<< <i>Wow, 85 PR70's from a 93 coin? Not bad. Keeps a perfect coin within reasonable prices. >>



No, 85 MS70's. There are 15 PR70's (of 1517 total graded).

BECOKA

Ah, good catch. But still MS70? 85 seems less likely than this many in PR so my statement of suprise is even more so now.

flaminio

You can always use a "cheapskate" way of finding out PCGS pop #s. There are two easy ways to get pops for free:

1) Find a registry set that has the coin in questions. For your coin, this one works well. The current pops are listed for each coin.

2) Search Heritage auctions for a coin that matches what you want. The PCGS and NGC pops are included in the auction description.

MrXray

<< <i>You can always use a "cheapskate" way of finding out PCGS pop #s. There are two easy ways to get pops for free:

1) Find a registry set that has the coin in questions. For your coin, this one works well. The current pops are listed for each coin.

2) Search Heritage auctions for a coin that matches what you want. The PCGS and NGC pops are included in the auction description. >>


Thank you...