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A LOT of people messaged to know if the coin came from the large or small box. The coin was sourced from the smaller box.
A lot of people were confused about the difference between this one and the Baltimore coins. Several people wanted to know why this one didn't have the Baltimore label. Well, it wasn't a Baltimore coin. It was straight from the mint.
Once your grades post, each item will have a pcgs cert# attached...including the COA's. The cert numbers are not printed on the COA slabs when you receive them. I think they should have been. Sometime that night or into the next morning, the pcgs cert#'s will turn blue and let you click on them. At that point, you can see what COA number was attached to the coin under "pedigree".
I had two coins. I opted to pay for walk-through grading. I wanted to get in and out and be done with the process quickly, even if it meant sacrificing a portion of the profit. I thought prices would crash faster than they have.
I was originally mortified to find out that I had misread the submission directions. I read it as they would charge $15 to just slab the certificate. There was no coin being graded, so it made sense to me that it would be cheap. After rereading the submission directions, I could see how they meant it would be the submission tier plus $15. $702 to have two graded with certs with walkthrough. Yikes.
Obviously it worked out, but keep the fees in mind when you submit.
@Tetromibi said:
I'll add some more details now that this is done.
A LOT of people messaged to know if the coin came from the large or small box. The coin was sourced from the smaller box.
A lot of people were confused about the difference between this one and the Baltimore coins. Several people wanted to know why this one didn't have the Baltimore label. Well, it wasn't a Baltimore coin. It was straight from the mint.
Once your grades post, each item will have a pcgs cert# attached...including the COA's. The cert numbers are not printed on the COA slabs when you receive them. I think they should have been. Sometime that night or into the next morning, the pcgs cert#'s will turn blue and let you click on them. At that point, you can see what COA number was attached to the coin under "pedigree".
I had two coins. I opted to pay for walk-through grading. I wanted to get in and out and be done with the process quickly, even if it meant sacrificing a portion of the profit. I thought prices would crash faster than they have.
I was originally mortified to find out that I had misread the submission directions. I read it as they would charge $15 to just slab the certificate. There was no coin being graded, so it made sense to me that it would be cheap. After rereading the submission directions, I could see how they meant it would be the submission tier plus $15. $702 to have two graded with certs with walkthrough. Yikes.
Obviously it worked out, but keep the fees in mind when you submit.
Are you saying we need to pay the submission tier (for exampe express $60) x 2 for each of the coin and COA?
I'll be really annoyed if that's the case, I submitted 15 and thats an extra 900$.
Why the heck would there be an extra charge for the COA - its just encapsulated, not graded!
@Tetromibi said:
I'll add some more details now that this is done.
A LOT of people messaged to know if the coin came from the large or small box. The coin was sourced from the smaller box.
A lot of people were confused about the difference between this one and the Baltimore coins. Several people wanted to know why this one didn't have the Baltimore label. Well, it wasn't a Baltimore coin. It was straight from the mint.
Once your grades post, each item will have a pcgs cert# attached...including the COA's. The cert numbers are not printed on the COA slabs when you receive them. I think they should have been. Sometime that night or into the next morning, the pcgs cert#'s will turn blue and let you click on them. At that point, you can see what COA number was attached to the coin under "pedigree".
I had two coins. I opted to pay for walk-through grading. I wanted to get in and out and be done with the process quickly, even if it meant sacrificing a portion of the profit. I thought prices would crash faster than they have.
I was originally mortified to find out that I had misread the submission directions. I read it as they would charge $15 to just slab the certificate. There was no coin being graded, so it made sense to me that it would be cheap. After rereading the submission directions, I could see how they meant it would be the submission tier plus $15. $702 to have two graded with certs with walkthrough. Yikes.
Obviously it worked out, but keep the fees in mind when you submit.
Are you saying we need to pay the submission tier (for exampe express $60) x 2 for each of the coin and COA?
I'll be really annoyed if that's the case, I submitted 15 and thats an extra 900$.
Why the heck would there be an extra charge for the COA - its just encapsulated, not graded!
@Tetromibi said:
I'll add some more details now that this is done.
A LOT of people messaged to know if the coin came from the large or small box. The coin was sourced from the smaller box.
A lot of people were confused about the difference between this one and the Baltimore coins. Several people wanted to know why this one didn't have the Baltimore label. Well, it wasn't a Baltimore coin. It was straight from the mint.
Once your grades post, each item will have a pcgs cert# attached...including the COA's. The cert numbers are not printed on the COA slabs when you receive them. I think they should have been. Sometime that night or into the next morning, the pcgs cert#'s will turn blue and let you click on them. At that point, you can see what COA number was attached to the coin under "pedigree".
I had two coins. I opted to pay for walk-through grading. I wanted to get in and out and be done with the process quickly, even if it meant sacrificing a portion of the profit. I thought prices would crash faster than they have.
I was originally mortified to find out that I had misread the submission directions. I read it as they would charge $15 to just slab the certificate. There was no coin being graded, so it made sense to me that it would be cheap. After rereading the submission directions, I could see how they meant it would be the submission tier plus $15. $702 to have two graded with certs with walkthrough. Yikes.
Obviously it worked out, but keep the fees in mind when you submit.
Are you saying we need to pay the submission tier (for exampe express $60) x 2 for each of the coin and COA?
I'll be really annoyed if that's the case, I submitted 15 and thats an extra 900$.
Why the heck would there be an extra charge for the COA - its just encapsulated, not graded!
I just double checked my CC bill, I think it is only $15 for the COA total.
Enigmatic
If I were you I would call in and go over your submission PAPERWORK you sent in. That way you know EXACTLY from the Horses mouth. You did keep a copy right?
I think in the past PCGS would call me if I might of forgotten to include certain charges. I myself have to call them to know without a doubt, and they are very nice. Good luck
This was posted on another thread. Will this get the premium, must have, treatment that the top 100 signed COA's in the Mint ordered boxes are pulling in? It would have been nice if the rest of the country had the same opportunity they had in Baltimore if it does add that much value...and I think it might.
This was posted on another thread. Will this get the premium, must have, treatment that the top 100 signed COA's in the Mint ordered boxes are pulling in? It would have been nice if the rest of the country had the same opportunity they had in Baltimore if it does add that much value...and I think it might.
$24k asking price... unrealistic
Conveniently no mention of COA# 06694, just "Coin #13". This is IMO intentionally misleading. Also, no returns, but "5%-15% restocking fee"? Is that even allowed?
"A Very Limited Number were Hand Signed by the Director of the US Mint, David J. Ryder." My understanding is that anyone who got one at Baltimore could get it signed. That's what, 600 or so of them?
He was there signing for 1 hour. By the time he was done less than 150 coins been sold as the line was horrid. So at absolute best 150 and many people did not take them down to be signed.
This was posted on another thread. Will this get the premium, must have, treatment that the top 100 signed COA's in the Mint ordered boxes are pulling in? It would have been nice if the rest of the country had the same opportunity they had in Baltimore if it does add that much value...and I think it might.
$24k asking price... unrealistic
Conveniently no mention of COA# 06694, just "Coin #13". This is IMO intentionally misleading. Also, no returns, but "5%-15% restocking fee"? Is that even allowed?
"A Very Limited Number were Hand Signed by the Director of the US Mint, David J. Ryder." My understanding is that anyone who got one at Baltimore could get it signed. That's what, 600 or so of them?
Mercanti sig plus #2 Ryder sig plus proof 70 = I'm sorry, not $149k ... maybe he'll get the last laugh on this, I don't know, but I'll be following and watching for the fun of it.
Doesn't the cert lookup show it in the pedigree line?
@Wolfman77 said:
They posted the grades of my two PR69 and PR70. Shipped today. I should have them Monday. No pictures yet so I can not tell what number COA I have.
@blu62vette said:
Doesn't the cert lookup show it in the pedigree line?
@Wolfman77 said:
They posted the grades of my two PR69 and PR70. Shipped today. I should have them Monday. No pictures yet so I can not tell what number COA I have.
Congrats on your results Wolfman. I'm still waiting on my one submission. It's in the "encapsulation" mode right now. Not sure where that puts me in actual time until completion, but it's fun to watch the progression through their system. hoping of course for a 70 with one of those elusive signed COA's
That is really awesome!! Another 150 to go? Of course, how dare you?! The whiners, the another name for a cat and the I didn't get any's folks are really gonna fandango. All they had to do is pony up the money and buy on the secondary market.
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Wow, nice one!
I'll add some more details now that this is done.
A LOT of people messaged to know if the coin came from the large or small box. The coin was sourced from the smaller box.
A lot of people were confused about the difference between this one and the Baltimore coins. Several people wanted to know why this one didn't have the Baltimore label. Well, it wasn't a Baltimore coin. It was straight from the mint.
Once your grades post, each item will have a pcgs cert# attached...including the COA's. The cert numbers are not printed on the COA slabs when you receive them. I think they should have been. Sometime that night or into the next morning, the pcgs cert#'s will turn blue and let you click on them. At that point, you can see what COA number was attached to the coin under "pedigree".
I had two coins. I opted to pay for walk-through grading. I wanted to get in and out and be done with the process quickly, even if it meant sacrificing a portion of the profit. I thought prices would crash faster than they have.
I was originally mortified to find out that I had misread the submission directions. I read it as they would charge $15 to just slab the certificate. There was no coin being graded, so it made sense to me that it would be cheap. After rereading the submission directions, I could see how they meant it would be the submission tier plus $15. $702 to have two graded with certs with walkthrough. Yikes.
Obviously it worked out, but keep the fees in mind when you submit.
Congrats on the killer sale!
You were part of the discussion at the coin club meeting last night by the way.
702 Buck wow well you got some iron blood! Very Impressive.
Darn, I looked at the U.s mint website and the enhanced proof is unavailable
But NOT SOLD OUT there is hope yet!
I found another looks like #95 signed certificate.
Over $9000.00 a few day left! Ohhhh Boy!
Umm I’m seeing 75 not 95......
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Sorry 3/4 of a hundred.
Did not have my eyes on Moe Moe keeps eating my reading glasses along with everything else.
I have never had a dog so Fluffy and Cuddly before. He is a Maltese mix from the pound.
Are you saying we need to pay the submission tier (for exampe express $60) x 2 for each of the coin and COA?
I'll be really annoyed if that's the case, I submitted 15 and thats an extra 900$.
Why the heck would there be an extra charge for the COA - its just encapsulated, not graded!
They do charge to authenticate the COA, but I thought it was only 15.
I just double checked my CC bill, I think it is only $15 for the COA total.
yes, $15 to encapsulate the COA.
Enigmatic
If I were you I would call in and go over your submission PAPERWORK you sent in. That way you know EXACTLY from the Horses mouth. You did keep a copy right?
I think in the past PCGS would call me if I might of forgotten to include certain charges. I myself have to call them to know without a doubt, and they are very nice. Good luck
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2019-S-Silver-Eagle-Enhanced-Reverse-Proof-PCGS-PR70-Baltimore-Coin-13-Signed/352865416724?hash=item52286af614:g:2pkAAOSwZEdd3xaw
This was posted on another thread. Will this get the premium, must have, treatment that the top 100 signed COA's in the Mint ordered boxes are pulling in? It would have been nice if the rest of the country had the same opportunity they had in Baltimore if it does add that much value...and I think it might.
$24k asking price... unrealistic
Conveniently no mention of COA# 06694, just "Coin #13". This is IMO intentionally misleading. Also, no returns, but "5%-15% restocking fee"? Is that even allowed?
"A Very Limited Number were Hand Signed by the Director of the US Mint, David J. Ryder." My understanding is that anyone who got one at Baltimore could get it signed. That's what, 600 or so of them?
Collector, occasional seller
He was there signing for 1 hour. By the time he was done less than 150 coins been sold as the line was horrid. So at absolute best 150 and many people did not take them down to be signed.
No. 2 revealed
https://www.ebay.com/itm/2019-S-ENHANCED-REVERSE-PROOF-SILVER-EAGLE-PCGS-PR70-MERCANTI-FIRST-DAY-00002/223782604619?hash=item341a7b8f4b:g:JyYAAOSwG5td6cy2:sc:USPSExpressFlatRateEnvelope!60140!US!-1
Thank you Jim Tyler. Seems sort of Phony that it’s signed by Mercanti?
Double signature
I just saw that on Ebay. $149k ? Ok, let's see what happens. #1 is still in play ... (and my coin hasn't been graded yet)
could it be????
Coin #2 has been posted for sale $
Mercanti sig plus #2 Ryder sig plus proof 70 = I'm sorry, not $149k ... maybe he'll get the last laugh on this, I don't know, but I'll be following and watching for the fun of it.
Just wait for #8888 to sell...🐲
Or 666
I'm waiting for #1 and #100
They posted the grades of my two PR69 and PR70. Shipped today. I should have them Monday. No pictures yet so I can not tell what number COA I have.
https://www.ebay.com/itm/NO-COIN-2019-S-ENHANCED-REVERSE-PROOF-SILVER-EAGLE-BOX-COA-OGP-ONLY/223783932601?hash=item341a8fd2b9:g:dhoAAOSwFlJd6v7h&LH_BIN=1
a new twist in the COA hunt
Doesn't the cert lookup show it in the pedigree line?
https://pcgs.com/cert/38718512
It did not show up earlier but it is now. I got 16xxx and 20xxx.
Here is a snap shot when it did not show up and one after.
Packaging for $195?
Come on now, that's just ridiculous...
Congrats on your results Wolfman. I'm still waiting on my one submission. It's in the "encapsulation" mode right now. Not sure where that puts me in actual time until completion, but it's fun to watch the progression through their system. hoping of course for a 70 with one of those elusive signed COA's
Same dealer that has the $149,995 PF70 and #2 COA for sale....
Is anyone keeping track of the #1-100 certs that we know of? I just want to know who to inform when I get my #1 cert
Is anyone keeping track of the #1-100 certs that we know of? I just want to know who to inform when I get my #1 cert
this is as good a place as any. congrats in advance.
And the one who bought the #16 coin
Same dealer that has the $149,995 PF70 and #2 COA for sale....
And the one who bought the #16 coin
oh, I did not know that. #75 ends today...will Jesse James ride in on that one too?
First one graded, got a 70 on the coin
and a 70 on the COA !!!
"First one graded, got a 70 on the coin
and a 70 on the COA !!!"
NIce!
Thank you!! Hard work but got it done
"Who gets #01 Mr RYDER?"
Who gets #100? ME
I got lucky.....2 signed certs
11 and #100
Still have about 150 more to see the results.
Now I need the bookend #1
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Wow! speechless...
That is really awesome!! Another 150 to go? Of course, how dare you?! The whiners, the another name for a cat and the I didn't get any's folks are really gonna fandango. All they had to do is pony up the money and buy on the secondary market.
Wow! Congrats! Where did you buy all yours? Were you buying here? Or ebay?
We ponied up
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Finest Toned Ike I've Ever Seen, been looking since 1986
Congrats! With at least 152 coins, that would give you about at least a 39.8% chance of getting at least one signed COA, so you were doubly lucky!
150 coins is exactly 1/2 of 1% chance of getting a signed COA 150/30000*100 = .5%
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mgk Posts: 7 ✭ December 7, 2019 6:00PM
00075 PCGS 70
ending in less than an hour...holding at 10k...last minute bidding war????