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DonWillis
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Tuesday morning around 8 am PST we will be upgrading to a new PCGS website. Our website will be down for about an hour as the necessary technical conversion is made.
We don't anticipate any major problems and hope that we can quickly correct all the minor issues as they pop up. Please be patient.
We've designed an all new website that we believe will be easier to navigate, more functional and informative.
We don't anticipate any major problems and hope that we can quickly correct all the minor issues as they pop up. Please be patient.
We've designed an all new website that we believe will be easier to navigate, more functional and informative.
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Will you be maintaining many of the same links on the new site?
Thanks
GB
ps. I'm looking forward to the new site....I know it cost big bucks.
We'll be patient....best wishes on the new site!!!
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
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<< <i>We've designed an all new website that we believe will be easier to navigate, more functional and informative. >>
I sure hope so Don. The last time PCGS made a change, navigation was nearly impossible. To this day I still have to locate old forum thread to find pages I know exist but simply cannot find from the home page.
The collector's Club Special comes to mind.
The name is LEE!
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The collector's Club Special comes to mind. >>
http://www.pcgs.com/pcgs_cc_special.chtml
Buying top quality Seated Dimes in Gem BU and Proof.
Buying great coins - monster eye appeal only.
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Goes great with this
Serene but with some cardio palpitations.
Confidant, but with a tinge of anxiety.
Basically , my normal every day self.
Camelot
People will be wandering around in a daze when they can't get on.......and there will be posts all along cyberspace saying "PCGS site is down!!!" by those that aren't here paying attention
I've been told I tolerate fools poorly...that may explain things if I have a problem with you. Current ebay items - Nothing at the moment
*ed.- "We hope you enjoy the new-look site. We know we can count on your comments."
Man, do they know us or what?! btw, congrats on the new look. iat.
— Isaac Asimov
All you old dinosaurs: Don't fight it! Change is inevitable!
<< <i>"The only constant is change, continuing change, inevitable change, that is the dominant factor in society today. No sensible decision can be made any longer without taking into account not only the world as it is, but the world as it will be."
— Isaac Asimov
All you old dinosaurs: Don't fight it! Change is inevitable! >>
Who ya callin' old, Cuz????
.....let's just hope THIS change is palatable.
Wait until you see it!
While you�re waiting, check out this video introduction to the new site.
Link
I can't see any video!!!
0:50 "Take a bath"?!?
<< <i>It's been a really long hour.
Two Hours and counting.
Perhaps in the future these "upgrades" can be scheduled for 12:01 am ?
The name is LEE!
Positive BST Transactions with a bunch of members
One man gathers what another man spills
The registery is in need of a lot of help though.
I'll be back tomorrow to see what is old by then.
I did not have to login again which means it kept my login active.
Or something along those lines.
The name is LEE!
<< <i>Hope it works out better than it did for Heritage. At least they have left the old look accessible, so I can still use their site. >>
I'll second that!
JT
I collect all 20th century series except gold including those series that ended there.
The name is LEE!
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Clean looking site. Me likey so far. MJ
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Larry L.
PCGS number lookup:
Gold Buffalos (2006 to Date) first goes to a blank page
Gold Buffalos (2006 to Date) second doesn't
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Presidential Dollar (2007 to Date) first goes to a blank page
Presidential Dollar"s" (2007 to Date) second doesn't
(note the plural "dollars" as opposed to "dollar" in the rest of the list)
Thanks for the giveaway!
“In matters of style, swim with the current; in matters of principle, stand like a rock." - Thomas Jefferson
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Cashback from Mr. Rebates
a new and improved can of coffee, actually contains
fewer ounces of the coffee itself. The loss of the up
to date pricing list is certainly a decision that the
company has a right to do, however, that right does
not necessarily make it right, wise or appropriate. I
will now get my needed information from Heritage. If
PCGS would make a reasonable membership fee and
make all of the services available for that one fee, I
believe that many of us, who are not members, would
pay that fee. In my opinion, a fee of 35 dollars a year
would be reasonable. While I suppose time will tell the
difference between a wise move from a foolish move, I
for one am disappointed . I would also remind the
powers that be, that loyalty is a valuable commodity and
one hard won by any company. When the cost of that loyalty
is to be nickled and dimed to death, then their is a risk, that
the sense of loyalty, may slipaway thru the corporate fingers.
This criticism is sadly, but respectfully submitted, on behalf of
this one Forum Member of many years.
On the positive side, I love the grading chart of pictures. It is the
best that I have ever seen for grading. I like the new colors, and at
least, the uncirculated grade values, are still available to all. A little good
a little bad .
Camelot
One comment: The pictures on the photograde show only as red Xs.
<< <i>The change is much like the grocery store, where
a new and improved can of coffee, actually contains
fewer ounces of the coffee itself. The loss of the up
to date pricing list is certainly a decision that the
company has a right to do, however, that right does
not necessarily make it right, wise or appropriate. I
will now get my needed information from Heritage. If
PCGS would make a reasonable membership fee and
make all of the services available for that one fee, I
believe that many of us, who are not members, would
pay that fee. In my opinion, a fee of 35 dollars a year
would be reasonable. While I suppose time will tell the
difference between a wise move from a foolish move, I
for one am disappointed . I would also remind the
powers that be, that loyalty is a valuable commodity and
one hard won by any company. When the cost of that loyalty
is to be nickled and dimed to death, then their is a risk, that
the sense of loyalty, may slipaway thru the corporate fingers.
This criticism is sadly, but respectfully submitted, on behalf of
this one Forum Member of many years. >>
Photograde