Based on your last year total coins submitted to PCGS or NGC, how many coins were certified and how

jetblack740il

Here is mine:

PCGS:
certified 115
BB'd 10

1960NYGiants

PCGS
submitted = 125
BB'd = 18

laurentyvan

9% to 14% so far. If it reaches 15% as an average what are we observing, 1 in 6, in 7 coins bb'd.

If it reaches say, 1 in 5 we're talking about 20% of coins bb'd. That seems about right...?

theboz11

5 and 0 but they were all in protective plastic when new and submitted.

MacCrimmon

PCGS:

Submitted: 49
Certified: 49
BB'd: zero

jetblack740il

<< <i>9% to 14% so far. If it reaches 15% as an average what are we observing, 1 in 6, in 7 coins bb'd. >>




<< <i>If it reaches say, 1 in 5 we're talking about 20% of coins bb'd. That seems about right...? >>



I was just curious the percentage of BB'd between PCGS and NGC.

lordmarcovan

PCGS (and all other services): 0

Graded: 0

Bodybagged: 0






I just made four PCGS and nine ANACS submissions at the Charlotte show, though, so we'll see how I do. Those were my first submissions in three years.

Blackhawk

Now out of the rejected coins, how many were submitted with the hopes that the graders would give you a break and put it in a holder?

coinkat

2007 only

PCGS- 17
bb - 0
EXCLUDING Baltimore

NGC-0
excluding Baltimore

numbers will change after Baltimore.

MrEureka

I probably average 7% bodybags. Of those coins bodybagged, more than 50% end up in holders.

Based on the coins and their various problems, it all makes sense.

MR168

What bbs means?

lordmarcovan

PCGS: submitted four, one BB.

DorkGirl

<< <i>What bbs means? >>



It means Body Bagged, the term that is used when a coin comes back from the grading company not graded because of problems.




I'm straight 0's, didn't send any in....

satootoko

Perfect record, no bodybags.

Of course, that was out of zero submissions.