UPDATED: Bet you get faster PCGS turnarounds for the rest of March!
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With C.U.'s quarter ending March 31, they will have to report on "units" processed - for us, coins graded. This is called a metric, and the reports last quarter were disappointing to Wall Street. This is CU's 3rd quarter of it's fiscal year.
I'll speculate that they don't want another disappointment, and that they will process as fast as they can for the rest of March.
Anybody notice faster, or slower, turnarounds when they expected dates for "grades available" falls shortly after March 31?
I'll speculate that they don't want another disappointment, and that they will process as fast as they can for the rest of March.
Anybody notice faster, or slower, turnarounds when they expected dates for "grades available" falls shortly after March 31?
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... but I'm not going to hold my breath.
<< <i>And the fastest turnaround is a bodybag, right? >>
Coincidently, it's the most profitable too.
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<< <i>With C.U.'s quarter ending March 31, they will have to report on "units" processed - for us, coins graded. This is called a metric, and the reports last quarter were disappointing to Wall Street. This is CU's 3rd quarter of it's fiscal year.
I'll speculate that they don't want another disappointment, and that they will process as fast as they can for the rest of March.
Anybody notice faster, or slower, turnarounds when they expected dates for "grades available" falls shortly after March 31?
The turnaround time is meaningless, they book the revenue at the time they receive the submission.
<< <i>And the fastest turnaround is a bodybag, right? >>
Or a DNC.
Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>With C.U.'s quarter ending March 31, they will have to report on "units" processed - for us, coins graded. This is called a metric, and the reports last quarter were disappointing to Wall Street. This is CU's 3rd quarter of it's fiscal year.
I'll speculate that they don't want another disappointment, and that they will process as fast as they can for the rest of March.
Anybody notice faster, or slower, turnarounds when they expected dates for "grades available" falls shortly after March 31?
The turnaround time is meaningless, they book the revenue at the time they receive the submission. >>