10th Anniversary Platinum set PCGS certification info.

I just got off the phone with PCGS customer service and was told that there would not be any special 10th anniversary certification for these platinum Eagle sets. I was told that PCGS will certify the reverse proof "first strike", however.
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<< <i>that may send more business NGC's way >>
I checked, and they are prepared.
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<< <i>that may send more business NGC's way >>
I checked, and they are prepared. >>
That seems odd since they did have a 10th anniversary platinum label last year. I would wait until it is officially posted.
<< <i>I just got off the phone with PCGS customer service and was told that there would not be any special 10th anniversary certification for these platinum Eagle sets. I was told that PCGS will certify the reverse proof "first strike", however. >>
If that were true, there would be no point in sending an unopened box to PCGS. One could just send in the enhanced reverse proof platinum coin within the first 30 days and get the "first strike" designation without the 10th Anniversary designation. I fail to understand or believe PCGS would not stay competitve with NGC on this issue. I say, don't be too hasty. PCGS will more than likely come around. They did so last year with the 20th Anniversary Gold last year by posting the rules after the sets were received by some. This upset quite a few collectors/flippers at the time.
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<< <i>that may send more business NGC's way >>
I checked, and they are prepared. >>
That seems odd since they did have a 10th anniversary platinum label last year. I would wait until it is officially posted. >>
Yes, and it would be fun to have two years in a row, each with "10th Anniversary" on them.
<< <i>I just got off the phone with PCGS customer service and was told that there would not be any special 10th anniversary certification for these platinum Eagle sets. I was told that PCGS will certify the reverse proof "first strike", however. >>
My rep simply said nothing was in the works at this moment.
I cannot believe they won't have a special designation....NO WAY!!
It will also keep the "junk" regular Proof coin as "junk". IMHO, far less value to the set this way as compared to "what could have been".
Wondercoin
Box of 20
Oh - what could have been with these regular issue DCAM $50 plats from this set......
Wondercoin
Box of 20
Question....everything!
Camelot
A NO BRAINER Missed Again at PCGS and Seized Upon by NGC
It's like saying "Go ahead and take a $500 Hit on us, Folks!"
You would have to be a complete idiot to relegate 1/2 of a special issue to melt or less for the privlege of a PCGS FS RP!
I happen to be very optimistic, especially
for an old bear.
Camelot
<< <i>that may send more business NGC's way >>
What if the mint sends you damaged or sub-standard coins? You have no way of inspecting them before you submit your coins at premium grading levels at even higher prices because you pay for the designation as well.
http://ProofCollection.Net
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<< <i>that may send more business NGC's way >>
Yes again..onward to NGC for the Plat sets
the gold reverse in PCGS FS PR70 is worth how much over melt? (sarcasm)...about TWICE what one plat is selling from the mint. yes i know that only 10k were minted and peolpe could get ten sets...but still the demand is very high for this gold reverse.
it's really the ONLY way to make big money on buying this set, IMHO.
i think the return $ in going to PCGS just with the (enhanced) reverse after a close visual inspection will far outweigh an NGC 70/70 set..and god forbid a 69/69...
i'd rather return a set than go in blind just to get a designation on a proof coin from NGC.
i hope i do not have to eat my words...