Does the PCGS guarantee apply if you aren't the original submitter?

jmski52

If there is a fingerprint on a silver coin in a PCGS slab, but you aren't the original submitter - does the PCGS Grade guarantee still apply? Thanks.

BigRick

Yes.

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>If there is a fingerprint on a silver coin in a PCGS slab, but you aren't the original submitter - does the PCGS Grade guarantee still apply? Thanks. >>



Why wouldn't it since nothing about the coin changes if you sell it. As long as the holder remains intact and untampered with, I believe the guarantee applies. Also, I don't believe that you need to be a dealer or a CC member to exercise your warranty rights.

llafoe

Yes, but a fingerprint might be acceptable for the grade.

Moldnut

<< <i>Yes, but a fingerprint might be acceptable for the grade. >>



This is seen all the time.

homerunhall

Yes...it's for the coin, not the submitter.

hrh

tahoe98

<< <i>Yes...it's for the coin, not the submitter.

hrh >>



...please tell us more about the print syndrome.

mozin

I never even thought about the PCGS guarantee being used for a fingerprint on an encapsulated coin. Sounds like nice toning, with a fingerprint, might see a dip job.

19Lyds

The Grade Guarantee require a $25 per coin charge in addition to the $8.00 handling fee.

I expect that the $25 is refunded if the coin does not meet grade but I won't know that until I get my 3 back. One of the coins was misattributed whereas the other two were simply overgraded with lots of white residue on the coins.

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tcmitssr

<< <i>The Grade Guarantee require a $25 per coin charge in addition to the $8.00 handling fee.

I expect that the $25 is refunded if the coin does not meet grade but I won't know that until I get my 3 back. One of the coins was misattributed whereas the other two were simply overgraded with lots of white residue on the coins.

.. >>



What $25. grade guarantee charge?