Collectors Club Members how do you Judge Your Submissions.
Fairlaneman
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If I insure the submission for $2500.00 and it comes back at that price with PCGS current price guide prices I feel its a Win Submission. If it comes back $500 lower its a loser. If it comes back $500 higher or more its a Nice Submission that I am very happy with. How do you look at your submissions?
Ken
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If the coins get straight graded and within a point of what I expected I'm happy. Any better I'm thrilled.
it's crackers to slip a rozzer the dropsy in snide
If the coins come back graded the way I expected, I am happy. If the coins come back graded lower or not straight-graded, I am disappointed. If the coins come back graded higher, I am surprised, but not displeased.
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
I am happy when the coins come back...
Cheers, RickO
I don't judge my coins, that's a job for the graders. I just enjoy them.
bob
We can't judge them unless and until blessed by CAC.
I usually have the grade in mind before I ship. Some get graded higher, some lower. When they get details graded I'm pissed to no end.
PCGS will probably never get an Indian cent from me again unless they wanna send me a $50 credit for the 2 Indians they didn't like in my last submission.