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Re "What percentage of your certified personal collection is slabbed PCGS?", next ? -- wh
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I think a good follow-up question to "What percentage of your certified personal collection is slabbed PCGS?" is this:
Of the PCGS coins in your collection, what percentage were purchased in PCGS slabs, and what % were purchased raw or in other slabs and crossed over?
Of my PCGS coins, probably 85% were purchased that way, the rest crossed over from NGC or ANACS. I typically won't try and cross a coin, however, unless it would be an upgrade to my registry set of pl/dmpl morgans.
Of the PCGS coins in your collection, what percentage were purchased in PCGS slabs, and what % were purchased raw or in other slabs and crossed over?
Of my PCGS coins, probably 85% were purchased that way, the rest crossed over from NGC or ANACS. I typically won't try and cross a coin, however, unless it would be an upgrade to my registry set of pl/dmpl morgans.
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Link to 1950 - 1964 Proof Registry Set
1938 - 1964 Proof Jeffersons w/ Varieties
80% were originally PCGS
10% were NGC and crossed
10% were raw then slabbed
My follow-up question is simply aimed at finding out whether people bought them in PCGS slabs, or bought them raw, or bought them in another slab and crossed them over. Well, maybe that is confusing.
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1 coin was crossed from ANACS into same grade.
1 coin was purchased raw.
The rest were purchased in the PCGS holder
1897 Barber Half NGCAU58..........A TON OF EYE APPEAL
Sell me that coin....sell me that coin....
You are getting sleepy...sell me that coin...
John
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Russ, NCNE
2% NGC
1% ANACS.
0% crossed
0% total slabbed by PCGS
0% slabbed period.
As for crossovers, I've never crossed over a coin in my life, and don't intend to start. It's an anal retentive, economically wasteful practice to spend good money on holders so that you collection looks uniform. Those who get their coins re-holdered so that the labels are all the same color are close to certifiable IMO. When your collection is sold no one is going to give a rat's tail about that.
I only do crack outs for higher grades if I am getting ready to sell a coin and I think that it will work. If I'm going to sell a coin in the foreseeable future, it stays in the same holder, even if I think it will up grade.
About 65% of my PGCS coins were submitted raw. 5% were crossed from NGC and ANACS.
2% raw, 0% crossed over from another TPG.
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Looking for PCGS AU58 Washington's, 32-63.
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