Leif Ericson Icelandic coin
mansco
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Does anyone know if PCGS has slabbed (they must have) the Leif Ericson Icelandic coin minted with the commeorative coin a couple of years ago? What is the PCGS #? I want to submit mine, but can't find a number.
Mansco
Mansco
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The series# is OPR and the PCGS #is 89785 for the
PRDCAM.
Regards,
Bob Lecce
President: Robert B. Lecce, Numismatist, Inc. Est. 1955.
WWW.RAREUSGOLD.COM
Modern Commems. 1982 to Date. PCGS MS69/70 and PR69/70DCAM.
PF. Gold and Silver Eagles. Rare Gold 1795-1933. Cal. Fractional Gold. Email your needs.
Series 0PR, coin #89785
Collecting modern and vintage commems, indian cents, and modern type.
are all graded 69DCAM.
Bob
President: Robert B. Lecce, Numismatist, Inc. Est. 1955.
WWW.RAREUSGOLD.COM
Modern Commems. 1982 to Date. PCGS MS69/70 and PR69/70DCAM.
PF. Gold and Silver Eagles. Rare Gold 1795-1933. Cal. Fractional Gold. Email your needs.
Larry
Dabigkahun
I think (but may be incorrect) that the reason for this coin getting the dcam designation is that it was minted by the US Mint and not a foreign Mint.
UPDATE---
I got out my set and looked at the certificate that came with it. The US Mint did mint the Icelandic coin as well didn't it? The certificate is not so clear on that issue.
madmike
Did you submit yours soon after they were issued?
My guess would be PCGS got some flack from submitters when their coins didn't come back "DCAM", so they changed their labelling scheme. Better $ubmit yours for reholdering.
Same thing happened a couple years back with modern commem and eagle proofs. And, believe it or not, I had returns from several customers because they didn't say "DCAM" on the label. I even offered to pay the $5 reholdering fees for one larger order to no avail. In this case, apparently, a word is worth more than a thousand pictures.
Hmm... come to think of it, your cameo is looking a little weak too...
Good news is that I can re$ubmit these coins under the "Designation Review" service which is $10 (or $5 depending on who you talk to). That's OK, I'm going to sell them on eBay as the rare early version PCGS slabbed coins. And we all know that PCGS was stricter on coins they slabbed earlier. Maybe these could grade PR70 on regrade and be worth $5000 each? I'll have to let the eBay bidders decide.