Pay if bodybag?

tizofthe

I was thinking aboutsending in a few toned peace dollars that I have that I am 99.9% positive they are NT toned as they have been with my mother for almost 30 years. In the case for some reason they are AT and PCGS or NGC bodybags them do I still have to pay for the service.

Thanks again and what direction would you go?

WTCG

Here's a post from a while ago explaining your question.

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TwoSides2aCoin

yes you must pay, still... bodybags still require that a grader view the coin in hand and make an assessment or determination.
You are sure they are NT, so they probably are. Your family usually has no interest in coloring coins. What happens over time, happens.

You cannot know until you pay It's that catch-22 thing.

relayer

You are paying for PCGS's opinion, regardless if that opinion is MS68 or Questionable Color.

robertpr

You don't know the PCGS slogan?

"Either way, you will pay."

TorinoCobra71

YES!

TorinoCobra71

Louis

Why would you expect to get a service without paying ?

JSsson

Even though it is dissapointing to get your coins back in a no-grade bodybag, the coin did in fact go through the process of being registered and graded with the respective grading companies. Since the graders looked at the coin and graded it then full service was performed on the coin and that is why the fees are still kept by them. I thought the companies keeping the fees was not good until a dealer explained the reasons to me, and it made sense to me from then on.

airplanenut

You will pay, and as I mentioned in my last post, I think the coins--if they all look like what you posted--will bodybag.

PerryHall

It doesn't matter if they are AT or NT. It only matters if they are market acceptable. Some AT coins are market acceptable and PCGS will slab them.