How Often Does PCGS Update "submission received" notices?

richardshipp

I'm getting a little anxious.........

Wolf359

Don't you mean generate them? Every business day I'd assume.

Packages have been known to sit for awhile after arrival, give customer service a call
and verify it's there and when it will be entered.

robertpr

It posts when your order is entered into the system. If you don't write the service level (economy, regular, express, whatever) on the outside of the box, it goes to the end of the line. I always address mine as PCGS (economy) for example. It speeds up entry enormously.

richardshipp

Yes, I meant generate.

This is only my 4th submission so I'm still a rookie.

I also neglected to write the submission level on the outside this time.... my mistake. I'm not in a rush, but will just feel better knowing that they physically have it.

Thanks.

USCGCraig

I've noticed that writing your submission level on the outside speeds things up by a couple of days even if you are doing eceonomy, quarterly special or what ever.

TorinoCobra71

<< <i>It posts when your order is entered into the system. If you don't write the service level (economy, regular, express, whatever) on the outside of the box, it goes to the end of the line. I always address mine as PCGS (economy) for example. It speeds up entry enormously. >>



I NEVER write the service level on the outside of my package. It is ALWAYS in the system 3-4 days after mailing. Who told you that whacko story about going to the end of the line!?!?!?!

TorinoCobra71

bushmaster8

If it seems like it is taking longer than normal, that often indicates it is a "problem submission" (forgot payment, your membership expired, number of coins doesn't match invoice, etc.) and those can sit forever b4 they contact you. So it's best to check w/them if it seems untimely.

robertpr

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<< <i>It posts when your order is entered into the system. If you don't write the service level (economy, regular, express, whatever) on the outside of the box, it goes to the end of the line. I always address mine as PCGS (economy) for example. It speeds up entry enormously. >>



I NEVER write the service level on the outside of my package. It is ALWAYS in the system 3-4 days after mailing. Who told you that whacko story about going to the end of the line!?!?!?!

TorinoCobra71 >>



It's true, and it even says in the directions with the invoice to write the level on the outside of the box, skippy.

19Lyds

Have you checked your USPS Tracking? At least you would know if it had even been received your package.

And Yes, writting the Submission level does speed it up even though I always seem to forget that part!

quattrocoins

I've always recieved an E-mail confirming that they've recieved it, and it's entered the process.

aficionado

<< <i>Have you checked your USPS Tracking? At least you would know if it had even been received your package.

And Yes, writting the Submission level does speed it up even though I always seem to forget that part! >>



I agree with this one.

You should have sent it Registered, thus you have a number and all registered numbers can be tracked on line. You don't need the extra delivery Confirm. form.

Also, Monday was a USPS Holiday, so no mail moved.

I sent Thursday Oct 5th from Arizona to CA (pcgs). Has not arrived yet.

richardshipp

<< <i>Have you checked your USPS Tracking? At least you would know if it had even been received your package. >>




I forgot about that.

USPS says:

Your item was accepted at 12:09 pm on October 05, 2006 in SAN ANTONIO, TX 78220. Information, if available, is updated every evening. Please check again later.

Also, I guess it was a holiday yesterday (maybe)

TorinoCobra71

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<< <i>It posts when your order is entered into the system. If you don't write the service level (economy, regular, express, whatever) on the outside of the box, it goes to the end of the line. I always address mine as PCGS (economy) for example. It speeds up entry enormously. >>



I NEVER write the service level on the outside of my package. It is ALWAYS in the system 3-4 days after mailing. Who told you that whacko story about going to the end of the line!?!?!?!

TorinoCobra71 >>



It's true, and it even says in the directions with the invoice to write the level on the outside of the box, skippy. >>



I guess that I am just one of the lucky ones then. I have amost NEVER wrote the submission level on the outside of the package.......

TorinoCobra71

richardshipp

OK it arrived. Now I really don't care how long it takes.

Heres the USPS update:

"Your item was delivered at 10:28 am on October 10, 2006 in NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658. "

Hoping like heck I can snag my first 70 on this one

Did I ever mention just how professional, talented, good looking and smart those PCGS graders are. They should probably all get big raises and extra vacation time every year.

Preussen

<< <i>...Also, Monday was a USPS Holiday, so no mail moved. >>


That's what I thought until I checked my submission "across the street." USPS says the package was delivered on Monday morning and the submission was entered as "received" the same day I don't understand it, but it's true. - Preussen

aficionado

<< <i>OK it arrived. Now I really don't care how long it takes.

Heres the USPS update:

"Your item was delivered at 10:28 am on October 10, 2006 in NEWPORT BEACH, CA 92658. "

Hoping like heck I can snag my first 70 on this one

Did I ever mention just how professional, talented, good looking and smart those PCGS graders are. They should probably all get big raises and extra vacation time every year. >>



Yes, mine got there at the same time !!

Also, I see I'm in the PCGS system !!

Come on 70 !! Please Please Please