Or just restate the question as: "Have you ever submitted a coin to PCGS?"
Asking "Are there any..." implies the chance that someone on these boards hasn't submitted to PCGS, rather than that individual who has/has-not submitted to PCGS.
<< <i>Or just restate the question as: "Have you ever submitted a coin to PCGS?"
Asking "Are there any..." implies the chance that someone on these boards hasn't submitted to PCGS, rather than that individual who has/has-not submitted to PCGS. >>
Hey... I didn't author the poll... MAN, there's a lot of grammar/forum police tonight!
I Have had good luck submitting coins raw and crossovers to our host, But Have the worst luck sending in those pucks. Even the mint silver eagles all 69's and 68's guess it just takes a special eye for all of those...............Enjoy Is there anyway to find out what those graders are using to look at coins with?
Let me add this perspective, at my coin club we average about 30 people in attendance. I'd guess maybe 15% have ever submitted a coin, 40% own at least one PCGS slabbed coin.
Yes, but not personally. It has always been through a dealer.
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I've submitted many, many coins while acquiring my friend's massive collection of Bust/Seated/Early copper from 2002 to 2008. We had to have a lot of the MS and PF pieces graded or re-graded to make sure we got the prices right. His accumulation was large enough that he spent over $10,000 in grading fees in 1989, and half of the good stuff still wasn't slabbed! I insisted on PCGS, as I wasn't going to buy a huge collection of slightly overgraded material in the other services' slabs. Not a big fan of burying myself.
but I wonder how that would change things...... >>
Hate to say it but it might lead to fewer problems of drive by scams on the BST Forum. At least a Silver level membership gives PCGS real ID tracking of members. Or if possible make that forum only usable by Collectors Club members.
but I wonder how that would change things...... >>
Hate to say it but it might lead to fewer problems of drive by scams on the BST Forum. At least a Silver level membership gives PCGS real ID tracking of members. Or if possible make that forum only usable by Collectors Club members. >>
I've sent quite a few coins to PCGS, both directly and through a dealer. Personally I would like to see the forums remain open to anyone who wants to learn here or who has anything to contribute, whether they are submitters or not.
Edited to add some additional verification or requirements to deal on the BST might be a good idea based on a few posts I have read.
I haven't lately, but a coin just came back to the shop and I had to reimburse the collector a few hundred dollars, so I will submit the coin and hopefully prove two people wrong.... (that die polish lines are not scratches).
Never say "never". I never have either, but.... ya never know!
Cheers!
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Yes. First time I 'tagged along' with a submission made by a forum member. That nmade it fun and easy. (Thanks BAJ) Made a few since then and have another to get in this summer.
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Yes, and I have always been very happy with their service and professionalism. I would grade all of my raw coins if not for the cost. Many of my pieces simply don't warrant certification but I am a fan and in a perfect world would grade them all. You can pass me the PCGS Kool-Aid because I like it
About eight years ago, when I got back into collecting, the general public was allowed to submit coins to PCGS.
My first order of business, was to sell off most of my childhood collection, and focus on collecting fewer higher quality coins.
Amongst the coins I wanted to sell, was a 1984 Double Die Lincoln that I bought from a dealer in 1984 for about $100. He had graded the coin MS63 - for $145 I could have gotten an MS65, but since I only $100, I went with the MS63. This proved to be the only coin I ever sent into PCGS... and it came back MS66RD!!
I took the money I made from selling that coin and used it cover the purchase of a raw 1914-D $10 Indian from Ebay... that coin has subsequently graded MS63 across the street.
I must say, my one experience submitting to PCGS was quite positive on all counts.
These days I only buy like 1 coin a year, and generally I insist that it already be slabbed by PCGS, so I have no need to become a submitting member.
but I wonder how that would change things...... >>
Actually....not as unreasonable as it first appears. >>
Better Yet, How about someone starting a single "Post for all us Newbies"? You could each give us tips from A to Z. And answer the silly questions we have from time to time and give random tips. I've learned several things here, Acetone baths, what a damn Green Bean is etc. lol You guys are great teachers and I'm all for a post that keeps on giving! But, that is if your willing LOL
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<< <i>I'd get rid of the word "never" in the title... might make it a little confusing for some. But that's only if you want a more accurate poll
Anything for you Michele
Asking "Are there any..." implies the chance that someone on these boards hasn't submitted to PCGS, rather than that
individual who has/has-not submitted to PCGS.
<< <i>Or just restate the question as: "Have you ever submitted a coin to PCGS?"
Asking "Are there any..." implies the chance that someone on these boards hasn't submitted to PCGS, rather than that
individual who has/has-not submitted to PCGS. >>
Hey... I didn't author the poll... MAN, there's a lot of grammar/forum police tonight!
<< <i>I'm a yes. >>
Yes, you are.
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<< <i>Is there anyway to find out what those graders are using to look at coins with? >>
Perfection!
yes I have
the poll showed on the second click???
You must have submitted coins to PCGS!!
all right, I'm only kidding,,,
but I wonder how that would change things......
<< <i>New requirement to be a board poster:
You must have submitted coins to PCGS!!
all right, I'm only kidding,,,
but I wonder how that would change things......
Actually....not as unreasonable as it first appears.
<< <i>New requirement to be a board poster:
You must have submitted coins to PCGS!!
all right, I'm only kidding,,,
but I wonder how that would change things......
Hate to say it but it might lead to fewer problems of drive by scams on the BST Forum. At least a Silver level membership gives PCGS real ID tracking of members.
Or if possible make that forum only usable by Collectors Club members.
<< <i>
<< <i>New requirement to be a board poster:
You must have submitted coins to PCGS!!
all right, I'm only kidding,,,
but I wonder how that would change things......
Hate to say it but it might lead to fewer problems of drive by scams on the BST Forum. At least a Silver level membership gives PCGS real ID tracking of members.
Or if possible make that forum only usable by Collectors Club members.
Don't forget shareholders. We OWN the company.
<< <i>Don't forget shareholders. We OWN the company. >>
As long as they're Collectors Club members too!
Ed. S.
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Edited to add some additional verification or requirements to deal on the BST might be a good idea based on a few posts I have read.
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<< <i>Never have, never will. >>
Never say "never". I never have either, but....
Cheers!
Kirk
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First time I 'tagged along' with a submission made by a forum member.
That nmade it fun and easy. (Thanks BAJ)
Made a few since then and have another to get in this summer.
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Minium 7-10 coin each submission+ trueviews .....hmmm one begins to think about all the $$$$
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About eight years ago, when I got back into collecting, the general public was allowed to submit coins to PCGS.
My first order of business, was to sell off most of my childhood collection, and focus on collecting fewer higher quality coins.
Amongst the coins I wanted to sell, was a 1984 Double Die Lincoln that I bought from a dealer in 1984 for about $100. He had graded the coin MS63 - for $145 I could have gotten an MS65, but since I only $100, I went with the MS63. This proved to be the only coin I ever sent into PCGS... and it came back MS66RD!!
I took the money I made from selling that coin and used it cover the purchase of a raw 1914-D $10 Indian from Ebay... that coin has subsequently graded MS63 across the street.
I must say, my one experience submitting to PCGS was quite positive on all counts.
These days I only buy like 1 coin a year, and generally I insist that it already be slabbed by PCGS, so I have no need to become a submitting member.
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<< <i>I have submitted many many times to PCGS. >>
Fixed it for you...
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<< <i>Where's the poll ? >>
On the first page...
<< <i>
<< <i>New requirement to be a board poster:
You must have submitted coins to PCGS!!
all right, I'm only kidding,,,
but I wonder how that would change things......
Actually....not as unreasonable as it first appears. >>
Better Yet, How about someone starting a single "Post for all us Newbies"? You could each give us tips from A to Z. And answer the silly questions we have from time to time and give random tips.
<< <i>
<< <i>Where's the poll ? >>
On the first page... >>
Thanks.....voted......