Today is the 15th day of my regular submission...can somebody post some eye-candy to distract me?

Dennis88

I keep wanting to check like, eh, every two minutes or so (estimated turnaround for world regular is 15 days right now).



Dennis

TwoKopeiki

I have the same problem. Sent a coin in under express when the turnaround was at 5 days (7 days now). Started checking the status a few times a day since they received it on the 14th

Here's some eye-candy for you:

Cocoinut

I'm waiting, too. Mailed my submission on 10/30, received 11/05. They should be ready by the end of the month (I hope). I received the US coins sent at the same in 2 weeks, a record for me.

Jim

bosox

mnemtsas2

We're just about to send off a submission, not expecting to hear anything until the new year.

OriginalDan

My Regular World submission is at 16 days now...just like you I check the PCGS website sub-hourly.

Edit: Scratch that, my grades just posted.

Steve27

FilthyBroke

I haven't posted many pictures lately, but here's an old favorite -

OriginalDan

From my regular submission that posted literally minutes ago:

Dennis88

So I guess tomorrow might be the day...

Nice lion dollar. What did that grade?

Dennis

OriginalDan

<< <i>So I guess tomorrow might be the day...

Nice lion dollar. What did that grade?

Dennis >>



My submission was received on 10/29 so you can figure yours out in relation to that. Here's to hoping you don't have to wait over the weekend.

The Lion Dollar graded VF35 at NGC. It was cracked and sent to PCGS where it also graded VF35. I'm actually surprised to get the same grade, for a series that I consider hard to grade it is nice to see some consistency. Not that I care too much about grade on this one...I had a few vouchers so figured I'd use one to get this one in a P holder.

Zohar

CollectorBob

Precisely in the same boat here! Submission received on 10/28 and nothing published yet. I must be generating half of the traffic on the PCGS site checking and re-checking and re-re-checking whether grades are posted yet... :-(

OriginalDan

LOL world-regular just jumped to 22 days. Sorry guys!

CollectorBob

Still awaiting grades...5 weeks now...

SYRACUSIAN

I bought this coin, at the starting price, in order to keep on receiving the Sincona catalogues, which along with Numismatica Genevensis are the only ones that I keep (plus some exceptions).

It graded PCGS MS67, not too shabby for a 1914-B. Still, it's one of 8 at this grade, which I assume is a top pop nevertheless.

nicholasz219

Syracusian:

There is something about turn of the century BU silver from Switzerland, Finland and Russia that really makes my heart skip a beat. Common coin or not, the luster of those issues always turns my head.

And Zohar, just stop posting pictures of your coins. Santa will give me no presents if he sees how jealous I am. So just stop.

Dennis88

I got my grades this Monday. About 20 business days.

All I can say, they are very tough on Netherlands from the early 20th century.

1 1 28510521 652723 1948 10C Curacao Head Netherlands MS64
2 1 28510522 832662 1919 10C Netherlands MS63
3 1 28510523 404380 1944-P 25C acorn privy mark Netherlands MS64
3 2 28510524 404380 1944-P 25C acorn privy mark Netherlands MS64+
3 3 28510525 404380 1944-P 25C acorn privy mark Netherlands MS64+
4 1 28510526 532148 1955 Gulden Netherlands MS65
5 1 28510527 832654 1911 10C Netherlands MS64


Dennis

coinlieutenant

Congrats on the grades...

CollectorBob

Ridiculous! 6 weeks now. Pathetic customer service from PCGS. Emails go unanswered. Called too, and was promised BS. :-( Sigh...wish I had stuck with NGC!

LochNESS

You have my sympathies ...



here's one for a good chuckle ...

LochNESS

Here's one you might better relate to ...

dbcoin

<< <i>Ridiculous! 6 weeks now. Pathetic customer service from PCGS. Emails go unanswered. Called too, and was promised BS. :-( Sigh...wish I had stuck with NGC! >>



Let us know if you still feel that way when it's time to sell your coins. Seriously. I would be curious to know if World PCGS coins are valued higher than World NGC coins. That seems to be the case for US coins.

LochNESS

I think in Asian coins our hosts have the lead, but still trail behind ATS in the Europe and Ancients categories. That's my understanding and 2¢