25th million coin graded

DonWillis

Last week PCGS hit a milestone grading our 25th million coin. The coin was submitted by a Collector Club member from Japan. It was a Japanese gold piece from 1871.


25th Million Announcement

Thanks to all of you for your continuing support!

BigRick

Congrats Don.

bretts911

Cool!

Goldbully

Putting #25,000,001 in the USPS today.

Jcarney

Congrats to PCGS!

So, do I win something from you guys too for guessing the correct date?

johnny9434

congrats. on the milestone

philographer

Does it get a special label?

2ltdjorn

What's the next milestone? No use in dwelling on the past now!

123cents

Congrats!

michiganboy

Congrats!!!

Swampboy

Congrats PCGS!

Here's to the 50,000,000th coin.


Could it be an ancient coin?

ianrussell

That's a lot of coins!

Congrats PCGS.

- Ian

seateddime

very neat

epcjimi1

<< <i>Congrats to PCGS!

So, do I win something from you guys too for guessing the correct date? >>



Kudos to 1tommy for the giveaway based on 25 x 10 ^6

ricko

Congratulations... quite a significant milestone.... Cheers, RickO

DonWillis

Cert. # 25000000

RedSoxinNYC

Wow, amazing! Congratulations!!!

Rollfinder78

Great Job!

CaptHenway

<< <i>Last week PCGS hit a milestone grading our 25th million coin. The coin was submitted by a Collector Club member from Japan. It was a Japanese gold piece from 1871.


25th Million Announcement

Thanks to all of you for your continuing support! >>



Good thing it was not from Honduras........

messydesk

<< <i>Good thing it was not from Honduras........

>>


I was thinking good thing it wasn't from China, actually.

Congrats on this milestone!

piecesofme

That's alot of plastic.

DavidLawrence

<< <i>Last week PCGS hit a milestone grading our 25th million coin. The coin was submitted by a Collector Club member from Japan. It was a Japanese gold piece from 1871.


25th Million Announcement

Thanks to all of you for your continuing support! >>



Congratulations! That's a tremendous milestone!

AuroraBorealis

Congrats to our host!

AB

TwoSides2aCoin

If I were better at math, I would go over my history and determine what percentage of those were mine. I'd say somewhere around .00001927 percent.
Since ownership adds a point, it might be .00001928 percent.

STONE

My submission must have been REAL close since the 25 millionth coin was announced the day I got my results!

Congrats to the submitter and PCGS. Another great milestone indeed!

MrEureka

So has PCGS hit $1 Billion in grading fees yet? That would also be pretty cool.

Walkerfan

Impressive!!

GeorgeKellogg

Congratulations to PCGS and to all the folks who have submitted coins for grading!

DNADave

<< <i>Last week PCGS hit a milestone grading our 25th million coin. The coin was submitted by a Collector Club member from Japan. It was a Japanese gold piece from 1871.


25th Million Announcement

Thanks to all of you for your continuing support! >>



Aren't you glad it wasn't something like a cleaned 1880-S Morgan?

Congratulations on the success.

Fountainhead

Very good. Now, after 25,000,000 coins can we eliminate the fine vertical scratches I see on slabs when my coins return from PCGS?

Justlooking

Very appropriate that the coin came from Japan. From humble beginnings, the service is now known and respected worldwide. Bravo!

ibzman350

Herb

joeykoins

WoW!That number boggles the mind.Congrats!

GeorgeKellogg

To help celebrate, here's the first coin that I sent in for grading. The photo is courtesy of BluCC.

Timbuk3

Congratulations, and continue doing
a great job !!!

Corbin

I know Don touched on this before, but on behalf of everyone here at PCGS, we would also like to express our gratitude to all of our customers throughout the years. Without everyone, PCGS wouldn't have an opportunity to reach such a tremendous milestone. Thanks again!