I'm waiting for the axe to fall.

jmski52

I've sent in all of my Large Cents for grading. I guess I'll find out in a few weeks whether or not I know what I'm doing.

And Trueviews.

MsMorrisine

Better than being fired

messydesk

Not necessarily. I've never heard of PCGS sending a nice severance package with a disappointing submission.

MGLICKER

<< <i>Not necessarily. I've never heard of PCGS sending a nice severance package with a disappointing submission. >>



Just a calendar and a scratchy recording of taps.

alohagary

Wishing you high grades

Barndog

Your opinion is more valuable to other copper collectors...of that I'm sure

If you're aiming to sell, different story

TWQG

You have shown us some nice ones over the years. I think you'll do fine.

lasvegasteddy

best of luck with grades

truviews rock...so be sure to post them

Baley

Good luck, they have looked like great coins, I'm confident that most of them will grade how you think they will, and of course, either way, the pictures will be nice

3keepSECRETif2rDEAD

Congrats buddy...nothing like a Beautiful TrueView to have with you at all times while the booty stays locked up and safe

Erik

Cameonut

I'm looking forward to hearing about the results - and seeing the True Views!

BillJones

Copper was the only area where I really got beat up with I was getting my raw coins certified.

If your coins are rejected, don't feel too badly. You will be in some good company. And I'll say it here, I don't think that graders are always right. I've had some copper coins that got rejected when I sent them in for grades, which later got a grade when someone else submitted them.

Tookybandit

Wish you the best.

ricko

Best of luck...copper can be tricky.... Cheers, RickO

AMRC

Copper's are where the rubber meets the road. Our hosts are not forgiving. I am sure you will do fine.

Coin Finder

Not to worry, generally the copper heads love net graded copper also becasue they love the coin not the holder!! It does authenticate them....

WaterSport

I did the same thing with my sons set about 2009. These were all you would expect an 8 year old to have afforded, and basically been given by friendly dealers at shows, swap meets, etc. The reason for doing this is that he and I wanted to combine his large cents and indian cents with my Lincoln set to have a complete cent set. (and as of today we are 2 coins away from that goal) But the reason I am telling you this is that I learned a big lesson when it comes to grading large cents verses other cents. And that is they are very forgiving. You will do just fine.

WS

Walkerguy21D

<< <i>Not to worry, generally the copper heads love net graded copper also becasue they love the coin not the holder!! It does authenticate them.... >>


But they don't always get the attribution right either, so be careful.

I also think they are tougher/tighter on grading them now then they were back in the OGH days....

Broadstruck

Looks forward to your tru-views which I hope Phil shoots... Also will be neat to see what the ones your freed from plastic regrade as?

jmski52

But they don't always get the attribution right either, so be careful.

I also think they are tougher/tighter on grading them now then they were back in the OGH days....

I did my submissions online, and PCGS has pre-selected numbers/descriptions from which you must choose - which forces an attribution. I'm pretty sure that one of my Large Letters had to be submitted as Medium Letters (or vice-versa, I forget which.)

Also will be neat to see what the ones your freed from plastic regrade as?

All of my coins were bought raw, except for an 1824 which I had already traded back, and the 1806 which I made Tom Reynolds crack out for me. I'm curious to see how it grades, because it was nicer out of the NGC slab than it was looking at it through foggy, scratched plastic.

Many of my coins were previously graded and cracked out, so I do still have all of the labels and the auction envelopes, etc... I'll be able to do some cursory reporting on any differences in grade between previous grades and now, and between the TPGs.