I see that $10,100 figure is holding for now. Predominately two bidders. Of course when we're in the final countdown (still a couple days to go) we will see others jumping in elbows ablazen. I am not in this race but I still want to see who crosses the finish line first! Still waiting on my one and only submission to be graded (c'mon man) so I don't know whether I got a golden ticket or not yet.
@Onedollarnohollar said:
I see that $10,100 figure is holding for now. Predominately two bidders. Of course when we're in the final countdown (still a couple days to go) we will see others jumping in elbows ablazen. I am not in this race but I still want to see who crosses the finish line first! Still waiting on my one and only submission to be graded (c'mon man) so I don't know whether I got a golden ticket or not yet.
Hey Onedollar, What is the process to send to pcgs? Are you sending in just the original mint box or putting that box inside another with the paperwork?
unopened mint box inside a shipping box with order submission paperwork in triplicate. go to their website if you're not a member you'll need to sign up for membership (I did the basic silver level), fill out submission forms, and follow their instructions for submission. this was a first for me so I hope I didn't goof up. the box is still sitting in their receiving dept. waiting to be input into their order program. good luck if you send yours in as well.
@JimTyler said:
Why would you send to PCGS with the spotting issues ?
Well for one if happens to be #01 or #02 or #03 of the autographed signature once you get it back you can put in on Ebay and make thousands of dollars.
Or maybe you want to sell it with the PCGS logo for 10 X what you paid for it.
Or maybe your willing to take that risk on the spotting issues.
@Onedollarnohollar said:
I'm getting anxious about my submission. I know we had Thanksgiving yesterday but it was received on Tues. the 26th and still doesn't show under "view orders". I did expect a couple of days to get it into processing mode so maybe I'm just being over-anxious or impatient to see it moving forward toward the actual grading process. I don't need to be talked off of the ledge yet but all of this talk about this coin and I don't have anything yet to show and tell. OK, I will just wait and be quiet about it. ha ha
I am in the same boat. I paid $55 to express ship mine. It was delivered to PCGS on 11/26. I wrote express grading service on the outside. Still nothing showing in "my orders" =/
@Onedollarnohollar said:
I'm getting anxious about my submission. I know we had Thanksgiving yesterday but it was received on Tues. the 26th and still doesn't show under "view orders". I did expect a couple of days to get it into processing mode so maybe I'm just being over-anxious or impatient to see it moving forward toward the actual grading process. I don't need to be talked off of the ledge yet but all of this talk about this coin and I don't have anything yet to show and tell. OK, I will just wait and be quiet about it. ha ha
I am in the same boat. I paid $55 to express ship mine. It was delivered to PCGS on 11/26. I wrote express grading service on the outside. Still nothing showing in "my orders" =/
Wow I must of gotten mine in just before its in a holding pattern under grading but went the slow 12 to 20 day wait. I guess the long holiday did not help as they were closed for 4 days so we lost days right there. I am sure they will catch up and process maybe by end of day.
@Onedollarnohollar said:
I'm getting anxious about my submission. I know we had Thanksgiving yesterday but it was received on Tues. the 26th and still doesn't show under "view orders". I did expect a couple of days to get it into processing mode so maybe I'm just being over-anxious or impatient to see it moving forward toward the actual grading process. I don't need to be talked off of the ledge yet but all of this talk about this coin and I don't have anything yet to show and tell. OK, I will just wait and be quiet about it. ha ha
I am in the same boat. I paid $55 to express ship mine. It was delivered to PCGS on 11/26. I wrote express grading service on the outside. Still nothing showing in "my orders" =/
Look they have been on 4 days off like many people. It can take several business days to get packages open, and of course they have a backlog today. Don't worry, be happy (and patient).
"Look they have been on 4 days off like many people. It can take several business days to get packages open, and of course they have a backlog today. Don't worry, be happy (and patient)."
I said I'd just wait and be quiet about it, but for some of us it's our first time submitting anything and joining the club.
just not familiar with the machinations. You can't blame us for being a little anxious to see how our submission fares in the grading room. Not worried, very happy.
Just like Onedollarnohollar "I don't need to be talked off of the ledge yet". I know there was a holiday. Just letting him know he was not the only one received 11/26 and still waiting on confirmation.
Wow, very well done! I see bids at 10.2K already. You'll be able to buy a nice classic type coin and a PCGS 70 for what that signed piece of paper is worth.
@Wolfman77 said:
Just checked my status it now says received. Now I can go day dream of getting COA #1
Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your first submissions. May the odds be ever in your favor.
PS and good luck on your submission @onedollarnohollar, too.
Mine just got moved into Encapsulation today so looks like things are moving right along. Ps I am not really expecting much but maybe a 69 grade hope I don’t get STUCK with a 68. I been there before so I know what it feels like. Especially since it was one of the few that got a 68. Nothing to brag about.
Wow, very well done! I see bids at 10.2K already. You'll be able to buy a nice classic type coin and a PCGS 70 for what that signed piece of paper is worth.
Maybe what it's "worth" today. Wait 5 years the seller will be thanking his lucky stars he sold it.
Wow, very well done! I see bids at 10.2K already. You'll be able to buy a nice classic type coin and a PCGS 70 for what that signed piece of paper is worth.
Maybe what it's "worth" today. Wait 5 years the seller will be thanking his lucky stars he sold it.
That is exactly my point. He can replace his one signed COA with many PR70 silver eagles if he so desires. I just can't see the COA being worth that much to most collectors, but then again I have been known to be wrong before.
"Maybe what it's "worth" today. Wait 5 years the seller will be thanking his lucky stars he sold it."
some collectibles aren't so easy to project future values. I remember putting Mickey Mantle (yeah, rookie issue) baseball cards in the spokes of my bike's wheels to make it sound like a motorcycle. (what did we care at the time) These COA's , as a limited edition and first time offer, have and will have staying power I believe. I know most everyone here wants one and will take a "chance" that it remains valuable.
Wow, and another day to go. I am amazed there are that many with that much spare money available to "invest". There are still a lot of the golden 100 out there, too.
@Goldminers said:
Wow, and another day to go. I am amazed there are that many with that much spare money available to "invest". There are still a lot of the golden 100 out there, too.
( Self Censureship ) Lots of people with lots of money out there in this big world.
"Wow, and another day to go. I am amazed there are that many with that much spare money available to "invest". There are still a lot of the golden 100 out there, too."
there are a few millionaires (possibly billionaires) that collect coins and belong to PCGS to follow these. I'm unfortunately not one of them. the point being that if there is a perception of rarity they will put it in their collection. you have to remember, if they invest, they probably have an inside view of the value going forward. they made their money with foresight and really don't want to miss an opportunity and regret it with hindsight. these multi -thousand dollar purchases don't really put a dent in their lifestyles and probably they assign the purchase to a business expense account where there are tax breaks to take advantage of.. we, the commoners, are shut out unless we get lucky with our submissions. If we do get lucky, like Gluggo said, time to celebrate a little windfall.
@Onedollarnohollar said:
"Maybe what it's "worth" today. Wait 5 years the seller will be thanking his lucky stars he sold it."
some collectibles aren't so easy to project future values. I remember putting Mickey Mantle (yeah, rookie issue) baseball cards in the spokes of my bike's wheels to make it sound like a motorcycle. (what did we care at the time) These COA's , as a limited edition and first time offer, have and will have staying power I believe. I know most everyone here wants one and will take a "chance" that it remains valuable.
I collected baseball cards in the 60's and put cards in the spokes of my bike held with wooden clothespins. We would never NEVER use a Mickey Mantle on our bike wheels.
you were more astute than we were, we weren't seriously collecting cards, plus we hated the yankees.
getting back to the coa conversation, my submission was officially received today and is in process. I was getting a little antsy but I knew the holidays plus the rush of submissions of this coin would slow progress. now, the exciting wait to see what grade I get and if I got a "golden ticket"!
Does one simply take PayPal for something like this or how does one make sure to protect himself? I have seen some listings where they say to contact them directly for payments over 10K.
I would think PP Friends & Family would NOT be my choice because it lacks any protection (buying). Regular PP and suck up the 2.9%....next to the Ebay fees that is minimal
@Batman23 said:
Does one simply take PayPal for something like this or how does one make sure to protect himself? I have seen some listings where they say to contact them directly for payments over 10K.
Yes, I'd love to know how the seller can protect himself against a claim for example of "I received a regular PCGS PR70 with no signature" or " I received a PCGS PR69, I'd like to return it and get a refund...."
I would have ended the auction eary and sell to the bidder if the bidder is one with high feedback among other things than to get a snipe from a zero feedback buyer.
I'd want to sell to the high bidder right now. 48000+ feedback no bid retractions in the last 6 months 100% positive feedback. His bid is $2 more than the underbidder so it's his high bid.If a buyer with a feedbackof 3 and joined a month ago snipes would have me sweating out the transaction
@Batman23 said:
Does one simply take PayPal for something like this or how does one make sure to protect himself? I have seen some listings where they say to contact them directly for payments over 10K.
Yes, I'd love to know how the seller can protect himself against a claim for example of "I received a regular PCGS PR70 with no signature" or " I received a PCGS PR69, I'd like to return it and get a refund...."
You really can't, that's why eBay is always a risk.
Although for $13k+, probably only legitimate coin dealers would be bidding. If you were to get scammed, eBay/police would probably take it seriously though - that's a felony amount of money.
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@Tetromibi ...Good choice on the auction, it will get lots of action and watchers. Post A link when you can, ill bid on it!
$10,100 not done yet. Bet you're about to Sharwood in your pants.
This whole series is blowing my mind!
the coin itself is incredible but to get a golden ticket...to the moon alice!
I see that $10,100 figure is holding for now. Predominately two bidders. Of course when we're in the final countdown (still a couple days to go) we will see others jumping in elbows ablazen. I am not in this race but I still want to see who crosses the finish line first! Still waiting on my one and only submission to be graded (c'mon man) so I don't know whether I got a golden ticket or not yet.
Hey Onedollar, What is the process to send to pcgs? Are you sending in just the original mint box or putting that box inside another with the paperwork?
unopened mint box inside a shipping box with order submission paperwork in triplicate. go to their website if you're not a member you'll need to sign up for membership (I did the basic silver level), fill out submission forms, and follow their instructions for submission. this was a first for me so I hope I didn't goof up. the box is still sitting in their receiving dept. waiting to be input into their order program. good luck if you send yours in as well.
Why would you send to PCGS with the spotting issues ?
Well for one if happens to be #01 or #02 or #03 of the autographed signature once you get it back you can put in on Ebay and make thousands of dollars.
Or maybe you want to sell it with the PCGS logo for 10 X what you paid for it.
Or maybe your willing to take that risk on the spotting issues.
" Removed Censured"
Never mind
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A valid concern. I sent mine in to PCGS after watching the video by @DonWillis describing the new PCGS holder.
https://pcgs.com/security
I am in the same boat. I paid $55 to express ship mine. It was delivered to PCGS on 11/26. I wrote express grading service on the outside. Still nothing showing in "my orders" =/
P. erfect C. oin G. od S. ent ... I didn't see any video, I've just observed over time what added value comes with the PCGS
label. I understand the concern with spotting but wanted both the coin and coa in holders for the possible long shot of
getting a signed coa with a proof 70 gem.
Wow I must of gotten mine in just before its in a holding pattern under grading but went the slow 12 to 20 day wait. I guess the long holiday did not help as they were closed for 4 days so we lost days right there. I am sure they will catch up and process maybe by end of day.
Look they have been on 4 days off like many people. It can take several business days to get packages open, and of course they have a backlog today. Don't worry, be happy (and patient).
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"Look they have been on 4 days off like many people. It can take several business days to get packages open, and of course they have a backlog today. Don't worry, be happy (and patient)."
I said I'd just wait and be quiet about it, but for some of us it's our first time submitting anything and joining the club.
just not familiar with the machinations. You can't blame us for being a little anxious to see how our submission fares in the grading room. Not worried, very happy.
Just like Onedollarnohollar "I don't need to be talked off of the ledge yet". I know there was a holiday. Just letting him know he was not the only one received 11/26 and still waiting on confirmation.
Just checked my status it now says received. Now I can go day dream of getting COA #1
Wow, very well done! I see bids at 10.2K already. You'll be able to buy a nice classic type coin and a PCGS 70 for what that signed piece of paper is worth.
we can only dream ..
Has your wife told you what you're (she is) spending the money on ?
Welcome to the forum and congratulations on your first submissions. May the odds be ever in your favor.
PS and good luck on your submission @onedollarnohollar, too.
Cheers
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Mine just got moved into Encapsulation today so looks like things are moving right along. Ps I am not really expecting much but maybe a 69 grade hope I don’t get STUCK with a 68. I been there before so I know what it feels like. Especially since it was one of the few that got a 68. Nothing to brag about.
ok Gluggo, good luck
Maybe what it's "worth" today. Wait 5 years the seller will be thanking his lucky stars he sold it.
That is exactly my point. He can replace his one signed COA with many PR70 silver eagles if he so desires. I just can't see the COA being worth that much to most collectors, but then again I have been known to be wrong before.
"Maybe what it's "worth" today. Wait 5 years the seller will be thanking his lucky stars he sold it."
some collectibles aren't so easy to project future values. I remember putting Mickey Mantle (yeah, rookie issue) baseball cards in the spokes of my bike's wheels to make it sound like a motorcycle. (what did we care at the time) These COA's , as a limited edition and first time offer, have and will have staying power I believe. I know most everyone here wants one and will take a "chance" that it remains valuable.
Did the certificate #00016 with PR70 sell for what amount? I did not see the listing.
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https://www.ebay.com/itm/362834927700?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649
"Did the certificate #00016 with PR70 sell for what amount? I did not see the listing"
it's been re-listed as an auction, currently at $11,600 with a couple of days left to go. out of my league but are you gonna go for it?
Wow, and another day to go. I am amazed there are that many with that much spare money available to "invest". There are still a lot of the golden 100 out there, too.
My US Mint Commemorative Medal Set
( Self Censureship )
Lots of people with lots of money out there in this big world.
"Wow, and another day to go. I am amazed there are that many with that much spare money available to "invest". There are still a lot of the golden 100 out there, too."
there are a few millionaires (possibly billionaires) that collect coins and belong to PCGS to follow these. I'm unfortunately not one of them. the point being that if there is a perception of rarity they will put it in their collection. you have to remember, if they invest, they probably have an inside view of the value going forward. they made their money with foresight and really don't want to miss an opportunity and regret it with hindsight. these multi -thousand dollar purchases don't really put a dent in their lifestyles and probably they assign the purchase to a business expense account where there are tax breaks to take advantage of.. we, the commoners, are shut out unless we get lucky with our submissions. If we do get lucky, like Gluggo said, time to celebrate a little windfall.
I collected baseball cards in the 60's and put cards in the spokes of my bike held with wooden clothespins. We would never NEVER use a Mickey Mantle on our bike wheels.
you were more astute than we were, we weren't seriously collecting cards, plus we hated the yankees.
getting back to the coa conversation, my submission was officially received today and is in process. I was getting a little antsy but I knew the holidays plus the rush of submissions of this coin would slow progress. now, the exciting wait to see what grade I get and if I got a "golden ticket"!
**** #16 will hammer tonight. Are you following it on Ebay?
Closely
good luck to you tetromibi ...should be fun, exciting, and nerve wracking .. all in one!
OMG, great for you,
Wow congrats!
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Postage is looking a bit trivial
Does one simply take PayPal for something like this or how does one make sure to protect himself? I have seen some listings where they say to contact them directly for payments over 10K.
I would think PP Friends & Family would NOT be my choice because it lacks any protection (buying). Regular PP and suck up the 2.9%....next to the Ebay fees that is minimal
would Heritage auctions be another venue to consider? Comparing costs/final value fees?
Yes, I'd love to know how the seller can protect himself against a claim for example of "I received a regular PCGS PR70 with no signature" or " I received a PCGS PR69, I'd like to return it and get a refund...."
I would have ended the auction eary and sell to the bidder if the bidder is one with high feedback among other things than to get a snipe from a zero feedback buyer.
I'd want to sell to the high bidder right now. 48000+ feedback no bid retractions in the last 6 months 100% positive feedback. His bid is $2 more than the underbidder so it's his high bid.If a buyer with a feedbackof 3 and joined a month ago snipes would have me sweating out the transaction
I have to post again my count was 666
OK...
currently at $13,001.00 with about two hours left
Wow
It's all about what the people want...
You really can't, that's why eBay is always a risk.
Although for $13k+, probably only legitimate coin dealers would be bidding. If you were to get scammed, eBay/police would probably take it seriously though - that's a felony amount of money.