TPG turnarounds at Philly ANA

Peacemonkey

What is generally the case. Are the same day? Do you drop them off one day and pick up days later? I'd like to go for a day but not sure If i can swing getting grading done if its not same day.

WTCG

Most of the time the standard Walkthrough service takes about 24 hours. Sometimes they are done the same day but not always. There is a really fast $200/ coin service that gets your coins done in as little as 45 minutes.

Peacemonkey

<< <i>Most of the time the standard Walkthrough service takes about 24 hours. Sometimes they are done the same day but not always. There is a really fast $200/ coin service that gets your coins done in as little as 45 minutes. >>



I meant regular submission. Like lets say I went there friday only. What would they do, keep them and then mail them?

RichR

As a user of both TPGs, I know that NGC also usually offers a quick reslabbing option...usually 24 to 48 hours...with little or no premium...assuming their equipment is functioning correctly.

Kove

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<< <i>Most of the time the standard Walkthrough service takes about 24 hours. Sometimes they are done the same day but not always. There is a really fast $200/ coin service that gets your coins done in as little as 45 minutes. >>



I meant regular submission. Like lets say I went there friday only. What would they do, keep them and then mail them? >>



If you look at a submission form, any service that doesn't have the word "show" in front of it will be taken back to California and shipped to you when graded. If you want coins graded at the show, you have to choose show economy, show, or show express.

Peacemonkey

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<< <i>Most of the time the standard Walkthrough service takes about 24 hours. Sometimes they are done the same day but not always. There is a really fast $200/ coin service that gets your coins done in as little as 45 minutes. >>



I meant regular submission. Like lets say I went there friday only. What would they do, keep them and then mail them? >>



If you look at a submission form, any service that doesn't have the word "show" in front of it will be taken back to California and shipped to you when graded. If you want coins graded at the show, you have to choose show economy, show, or show express. >>



OK and does the form list turnaround times for show economy? I will have to download and see I guess.

WTCG

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<< <i>Most of the time the standard Walkthrough service takes about 24 hours. Sometimes they are done the same day but not always. There is a really fast $200/ coin service that gets your coins done in as little as 45 minutes. >>



I meant regular submission. Like lets say I went there friday only. What would they do, keep them and then mail them? >>



Coins would be secured in the safe then sent to CA by Brinks, Express Mail or hand carry. Only show service is graded on site.

Peacemonkey

OK let me rephrase the question. What is the turnaround time on Show Grading? Economy and regular. Are they accurately estimated or do they get backed up and end up with delays?

WTCG

<< <i>OK let me rephrase the question. What is the turnaround time on Show Grading? Economy and regular. Are they accurately estimated or do they get backed up and end up with delays? >>



All show turnarounds are estimates. Depending on actual volume coins can be returned faster than the estimates or significantly slower. Generally the regular service takes about 24 hours. Show economy orders take 48 to 72 hours, sometimes faster but everything gets done before the show ends.

Peacemonkey

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<< <i>OK let me rephrase the question. What is the turnaround time on Show Grading? Economy and regular. Are they accurately estimated or do they get backed up and end up with delays? >>



All show turnarounds are estimates. Depending on actual volume coins can be returned faster than the estimates or significantly slower. Generally the regular service takes about 24 hours. Show economy orders take 48 to 72 hours, sometimes faster but everything gets done before the show ends. >>



Thanks for the explanation.