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To submit to PCGS or not...
I have several proof sets and prestige sets that my father bought for me when I was growing up.
My question is this. Is it worth it to submit these for grading to take a shot at a PR70 rated coin or should I just hold onto them.
My question is this. Is it worth it to submit these for grading to take a shot at a PR70 rated coin or should I just hold onto them.
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<< <i>Is it worth it to submit these for grading to take a shot at a PR70 rated coin >>
It's worth it if any of the coins are PR70's.
Russ, NCNE
NO!
Glenn
1. Do you really think any of those coins are absolutely perfect ??? If not, or if you don't have the experienced eye, then don't.
2. What do you intend to do with the sets ?? If you're gonna keep them for posterity..then why grade them. If you plan to sell...then go back to question 1.
Registry 1909-1958 Proof Lincolns
<< <i> Let me be the first to ask the dates.Even if they don't get PR70,they might be worth more slabbed.Some may get the Cameo or DCAM grade designation.Early proof sets could be worth considerably more slabbed. >>
I have,
2 1974-S sets
1986 3-Coin Statue of Liberty Commerative
1987-S
1987 Prestige Set
1989-S
2 1990 Prestige Sets
1991 Prestige Set
1992-S
1994 Bi-Centennial of the Capitol Building Silver Dollar
1994-S
1994 Prestige
1995 Premier Silver Proof
1988,1989,1992 American Silver Eagles
1988,1989 1/10th oz. American Gold Eagles