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I have 7 submission in now with 6 more that i'm holding to see if it lets up a bit and 4 are over 57 Days If i call every day will that help? I'am just venting
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<< <i>I have 7 submission in now with 6 more that i'm holding to see if it lets up a bit... >>
So the thinking is- if you hold off submitting, you might get them back sooner than if you sent them in now?
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<< <i>I have 7 submission in now with 6 more that i'm holding to see if it lets up a bit... >>
So the thinking is- if you hold off submitting, you might get them back sooner than if you sent them in now? >>
I think it's more like i have my coins by my side not siting in some dark area all alone. Or it's like having my cash in my pockets and not having my cash in some one elses pocket for 60 days. We pay 1st, If it was the other way around i bet it would be a little faster. We see this all the time in sales. I dont want to say what they call it. But once the service is done the price you will pay will not be in there faver most of the time.
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<< <i>We pay 1st, If it was the other way around i bet it would be a little faster. >>
Whether or not it would be faster is debatable, but one thing's for sure- it would be more expensive in order to cover the losses from people who refused to pay once their coins were graded.
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<< <i>We pay 1st, If it was the other way around i bet it would be a little faster. >>
Whether or not it would be faster is debatable, but one thing's for sure- it would be more expensive in order to cover the losses from people who refused to pay once their coins were graded. >>
What would be PCGS' remedy in that case? Sell them for grading fees? Eat the loss? Just hold them till the bill is paid? Have a forum giveaway?
<< <i>Or it's like having my cash in my pockets and not having my cash in some one elses pocket for 60 days. We pay 1st, If it was the other way around i bet it would be a little faster. We see this all the time in sales. I dont want to say what they call it. But once the service is done the price you will pay will not be in there faver most of the time. >>
Not true any more as of the first of the year your credit card is not billed until grading is done. They ship as soon as bill is paid.
Edit to add they may put a hold on the card for the amount of grading up front I am not sure as the one I use has a larger line of credit than I would ever think of using.
<< <i>I too am holding back on submitting to PCGS until the turn around times come down. Why spend the money for coins I won't see come back for at least 2 months. The money could better be spent else where for now. >>
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
2 months and counting. When I submitted it was 31 days expected grading time per PCGS.
Not worried, in good hands and I'll still like them when they arrive home!
bob
<< <i>So you are effectively increasing your own submission time! >>
NO.... If I sent them in now I would not get them for 2 months. Why would anybody tie up several hundred dollars for two months. I could buy other coins and just add them to the current submission save more money with a single submission fee and half the postage cost in each direction. Thus cutting the turn around times on the new purchases.
<< <i>Maybe there is gonna be another $25 membership drive. >>
I hope it is quick mine runs out in about ten days. And yes I know that because it is on the order status page that I check daily.
<< <i>Maybe there is gonna be another $25 membership drive. >>
I hate to sound cheap... no, actually, I don't mind sounding cheap.
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<< <i>Maybe there is gonna be another $25 membership drive. >>
I hope it is quick mine runs out in about ten days. And yes I know that because it is on the order status page that I check daily. >>
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I've been tracking their statistics page since they started publishing it a few years back. They were running at 120,000 coins or so (+/- 10k) for months until a few weeks into January. It picked up to about 150K mid January and ended January at 184K. It is now over 250K. The backlog has gotten worse through the year, it was not due to coins submitted last year.
I theorize with the record coins produced by the Mint that they are swamped with Modern submissions early in January and there was a huge influx of coins submitted at FUN and at Long Beach. It also appears that their World submissions are gaining traction as the wait times keep getting larger and larger there.
Is it possible that one or two graders also quit or retired? I have no insight or knowledge of this. Just a theory.
When things were at their best at CLCT a couple of years ago, their best quarter of coin submissions was 550K. They are substantially higher than that old record now.
If you want fast turnaround, do a show submission. Other than that, it makes no sense to hold off as all you are doing is starting your clock at a later time.
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Are the graders union workers? When business is good, employees work longer hours. Things might be different out there, but here in WI, we make cheese EVEN on Saturday!
And don't say, "well I don't want my coins graded by tired graders". Your baby's milk is being made by mandatory overtime workers!
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