Submission Question

Manos73

Since there are more eyes over here I'd thought I'd ask this question. A few years back when I submitted the 2011 25th Anniv Eagle sets, I had to pencil in a fee to get my original mint packaging back. I just ordered a couple of 2014 Buffalo's. They are going to arrive today and I'm going to submit them as in in their mint shipping. Do I need to pay a fee to get the box/COA back? Or is that covered by the First Strike fee?

Thanks, Manos

19Lyds

<< <i>Since there are more eyes over here I'd thought I'd ask this question. A few years back when I submitted the 2011 25th Anniv Eagle sets, I had to pencil in a fee to get my original mint packaging back. I just ordered a couple of 2014 Buffalo's. They are going to arrive today and I'm going to submit them as in in their mint shipping. Do I need to pay a fee to get the box/COA back? Or is that covered by the First Strike fee?

Thanks, Manos >>

Call Customer Service for a definitive answer.

Manos73

After a twenty minute hold I got a reply. No fee required to get the mint packaging back.

Bubblehead

I remember adding $2 extra for return of mint materials/packaging. Long time ago, tho....

Manos73

The oddest thing so far, I got the coins in hand today. But the Mint still hasn't charged my credit card. Who runs a business like that - besides the government?

MsMorrisine

If the first strike window is open, there is no need to send in the packaging.

Manos73

I like to send in the packaging because it seems to increase my odds of getting a 70. At least I feel like it does.

lkeigwin

Graders don't see the packaging. But whatever makes you feel better.
Lance.