Has PCGS ever thought of minting a coin for it's members?
CoinBuyer12
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Several coin clubs, numismatic organizations, and numismatic magazines have minted coins for their members. I also know Whitman Publishing, who publishes the redbook, has made coins as well.
I think it would be really cool if PCGS minted a member coin. Silver is too expensive, I think bronze would look cool.
What would be even cooler? If PCGS slabbed it as well, and had a pedigree with "collector club member".
Given away with every membership, it would ensure any member has at least one coin slabbed by PCGS.
Now, I have seen some ASE's that have the Pedigree stated above, but how did members acquire them, or were they given out as awards for registries?
Also, if you would be interested in one, say "I would like one as well". Maybe if we get PCGS's attention, they might look into it.
I think it would be really cool if PCGS minted a member coin. Silver is too expensive, I think bronze would look cool.
What would be even cooler? If PCGS slabbed it as well, and had a pedigree with "collector club member".
Given away with every membership, it would ensure any member has at least one coin slabbed by PCGS.
Now, I have seen some ASE's that have the Pedigree stated above, but how did members acquire them, or were they given out as awards for registries?
Also, if you would be interested in one, say "I would like one as well". Maybe if we get PCGS's attention, they might look into it.
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I think the calendar is way far better than a coin. You get one very year and has fantastic coin pictures.