Just got off the phone with PCGS Customer Service

MarineEAS1999 · October 16, 2006 2:50AM

I talked with a nice fellow who helped me out with a few questions
regarding my ASE First Strike/20th Anniversary submission.

I know most of the following has been discussed, but here it is
again...

I can send them in as a US Modern @ $14 per coin as long as they
are declared under $300 per coin.

Check off Designation Review and show that in section D as an
additional service fee of $10 per coin.

Add $2 to return the box and write on the submission form....
"Please Return All Packaging". (I am going to add it to Section D also.)

Leave the PCGS numbers blank and write First Strike/20th
Anniversary under variety for each coin.

Write "ATTN: Bulk Dept. on the outside of the package.

So for every set we are talking $14 X 3 + $10 X 3 + $2 = [$74 + P&H]

I hope this helps, and if there are any discrepancies I will surely
edit this.

123cents · October 16, 2006 2:53AM

Thanks for the information Ken.

mackdriver · October 16, 2006 3:03AM

I also believe the reverse proof falls under the free quarterly submission.Correct me if i am wrong.

renman95 · October 16, 2006 3:04AM

<< <i>I talked with a nice fellow who helped me out with a few questions
regarding my ASE First Strike/20th Anniversary submission.

I know most of the following has been discussed, but here it is
again...

I can send them in as a US Modern @ $14 per coin as long as they
are declared under $300 per coin.

Check off Designation Review and show that in section D as an
additional service fee of $10 per coin.

Add $2 to return the box and write on the submission form....
"Please Return All Packaging". (I am going to add it to Section D also.)

Leave the PCGS numbers blank and write First Strike/20th
Anniversary under variety for each coin.

Write "ATTN: Bulk Dept. on the outside of the package.

So for every set we are talking $14 X 3 + $10 X 3 + $2 = [$74 + P&H]

I hope this helps, and if there are any discrepancies I will surely
edit this. >>

Semper Fi mac
You and I were doing the same FYI at the same time.
check my post "This may help some: 20th Anniv. submission"

MarineEAS1999 · October 16, 2006 3:29AM

<< <i>I also believe the reverse proof falls under the free quarterly submission.Correct
me if i am wrong. >>

Yes, but it will require more paper work and an additional S&H.

ie. US Modern is $14 and S&H is $13.60 up to $1000.

To save 40 cents and have another package in the ether
is not my idea of fun.

MarineEAS1999 · October 16, 2006 3:44AM

Semper Fi, renman95.

Glad to see ya.

19Lyds · October 16, 2006 4:45AM

Thanks! Now if mine EVER get SHIPPED I'll definitely use this!

Ordered at 12:39, scheduled for shipping 10/12, still shows as "In Stock and Reserved" like is has since the 12th!

Oh well!

Any indication on what the charge is to ship back whatever else is in the shipping box? There are those of us that like to combine orders to cut down the cost of shipping from the distribution center.

MarineEAS1999 · October 16, 2006 11:05AM

ttt

I hope this can be of use to anyone interested.

wayneherndon · October 16, 2006 11:11AM

Of course, you can work with your PCGS authorized dealer and save yourself the $10 surcharge (or split it with them).

WH

majorbigtime · October 16, 2006 11:51AM

You should have asked about the so-called guarantee of authenticity.

itsnotjustme · October 25, 2006 3:47AM

<< <i>You should have asked about the so-called guarantee of authenticity. >>

Didn't we tell you that horse is dead... stop beating it.

ABC123 · October 25, 2006 5:29AM

Good to Know !

19Lyds · October 25, 2006 5:59AM

<< <i>You should have asked about the so-called guarantee of authenticity. >>

Are these being counterfeited already???? Man those guys are quick.

raycyca · October 25, 2006 6:08AM

If you submit the coin under the quarterly submission, you MUST send it with a different submission. It has to be by itself. Not worth it for the savings of $14 to me. The gold would save $30. Ray

Just got off the phone with PCGS Customer Service

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