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Submission advice for my quarterly freebie
Blade
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My Dad has a screaming red, gem BU 1909 VDB. I'm going to send it in for him under my quarterly PCGS grading freebie.
Can I also send in other coins for economy grading on the same invoice? Has anyone ever done this before? Or can I only send in the free coin on it's own invoice? I would like to take advantage of already paying for the shipping to include other coins.
Thanks for your responses.
Can I also send in other coins for economy grading on the same invoice? Has anyone ever done this before? Or can I only send in the free coin on it's own invoice? I would like to take advantage of already paying for the shipping to include other coins.
Thanks for your responses.
Tom
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Type collector since 1981
Current focus 1855 date type set
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Type collector since 1981
Current focus 1855 date type set
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Keep the # of coins correct, but subtract the amt of one coin in the $ total. It's always worked for me!
<< <i>Is this free for everybody? >>
If you are a gold or higher member.
<< <i>I just submitted a 95-S clad proof set, including the Lincoln >>
I very highly doubt they honor that as a freebie... I think only the 1909 counts
One hundred is your lucky number for the fourth quarter of 2003! Collectors Club members can send in any coin that celebrates the 100th anniversary of something for free certification by PCGS. This offer is good from October 1 through December 31, 2003. All you have to pay for is the postage. What coins qualify? The Alabama commem, the Arkansas commem (to name a couple of the many commems) and even the 1909 Lincoln cent (the 100th anniversary of Honest Abe's birth). Each coin (you're limited to one, of course) will be graded and authenticated through the Regular Service, which takes 15 business days. <B>This offer is for Gold and Platinum Members only</B>
The Ludlow Brilliant Collection (1938-64)
I sent in 3 seperate submissions in November and forgot about the quarterly freebie. Oh well! I was going to send in some more coins in December so I'll add the freebie to that.
Oh CRAP! Will they contact me via email to remit the other $12.00 for grading fees? No wonder I haven't received their email expressing their receipt of my submission...#@&&##**#...
If you want a 1919 coin graded, find something stupid that happened in 1819. Every coin celebrates something.
That would mark 100 years before I was born.