PCGS POP question
BigA
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Obviously I am missing something here but please enlighten me....
25th Annie Sets.....POP reports
2011-P 25th Anniversary RP.....total graded 16748
2011-W 25th Anniversary MS...total graded 15937
2011-S 25th Anniversary MS.....total graded 1670
Since there were at least 15937 sets submitted it would seem the numbers for the S are off by a mere 10,000 or so (the numbers under the grades add up to 1670 also)
25th Annie Sets.....POP reports
2011-P 25th Anniversary RP.....total graded 16748
2011-W 25th Anniversary MS...total graded 15937
2011-S 25th Anniversary MS.....total graded 1670
Since there were at least 15937 sets submitted it would seem the numbers for the S are off by a mere 10,000 or so (the numbers under the grades add up to 1670 also)
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i doubt this is the solution but maybe there were a LOT of re-subs for the P & W?
or the S had a lot of marks on em?
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Explain the higher price for the 25th Annie Reverse proof over the 25th Annie S mint coin when:
There are ....8720 ....Reverse PF 70"s that have been graded
There are..... 657...... S Mint MS 70's graded
<< <i>OK...let's try it this way
Explain the higher price for the 25th Annie Reverse proof over the 25th Annie S mint coin when:
There are ....8720 ....Reverse PF 70"s that have been graded
There are..... 657...... S Mint MS 70's graded >>
The Reverse proof has higher demand. If you just want one coin from the set, I'm willing to bet 90% of the people would get a reverse proof over a plain old S uncirculated. I know I do.
<< <i>I think you found a data entry error call customer service to verify.
...or...of the 16,000 or so sets sent in for grading there were 10,000 requests to grade all the coins EXCEPT the S......
I go with the data error