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mach19

how does it compare to other grading company's? If I join the club how many coins can I have graded. And any good remarks would help. Thanks

braddick

<< <i>how does it compare to other grading company's? If I join the club how many coins can I have graded. And any good remarks would help. Thanks >>

PCGS rates number one among collectors and dealers, generally.

Once a member I suppose you may elect to send in as many coins as you desire.

mach19

That is great news thank you for your help.

DennisH

All you have to do is pay the grading fees and shipping.

mach19

Are you a member, and how does the club work. The web sight says direct coin grading?

mach19

Direct submission privilages?

19Lyds

Basically, this means you can send your coins directly to PCGS for grading instead of going through your local coin dealer. It also means you pay the grading fees and end up in the waiting room along with the rest of us!

mgoodm3

<< <i>Direct submission privilages? >>



Means you can submit them yourself and not through a dealer.

mach19

One more question, O.K. two, how long is the turn arond time, and the average price for penny, nickel & dimes

19Lyds

<< <i>One more question, O.K. two, how long is the turn arond time, and the average price for penny, nickel & dimes >>



Kind of a two part open ended question.

Turn around times vary with the type of submission and are listed on the PCGS Collectors Club Services and Fees page.

I have no idea what you are asking with regard to "average price". If you mean grading prices, those are set prices. If you mean retail sales price for PCGS graded coins, the only answer is: usually higher than the other grading services. You can use the PCGS Price Guide but the prices listed are not realistic in 99% of those prices listed.