Silver sets to PCGS First Strike?

seanthornton · October 25, 2006 1:37AM

What is the most inexpensive way to submit the 3 piece silver sets for grading to PCGS, not the postage but the grading fees? I have 3 sets I will be sending. What is the cut off date for First Strikes for these sets?
Thanks for any information.
Sean

jmj3esq · October 25, 2006 1:42AM

Not sure if the cut off date has arived yet, but I sent the 3 coins in on a bulk modern order. You dont have to send in the minimum 5 coins as required with a normal modern submission. The cost was 14 dollars for each coin plus $10/each for the First Strike designation. I think that is the cheapest way to go. They received the coins on 10/19/06 and the grades posted on 10/14/06. They graded them in lightning fast time, but the grades sucked I got a MS68 and a PR68 on the reverse proof and a PR69DCAM on the proof.

MarineEAS1999 · October 25, 2006 1:48AM

What jmj3esq wrote is correct.

I know because I called and this what I was told

As far as the cutoff dat for ASE's, I've heard Nov. 4th thrown around.

bigbadchad777 · October 25, 2006 2:13AM

WAs the cut off date yesterday?

segoja · October 25, 2006 2:15AM

Gold was yesterday!

richardshipp · October 25, 2006 2:16AM

Ron answered it last night on the Q&A Forum.

Read HERE

poppy07005 · October 25, 2006 9:31AM

Hello I know how you feel two sets same grades as you
20th Anniversary US MS68
20th Anniversary US MS68
20th Anniv. Reverse Proof US PR68
20th Anniv. Reverse Proof US PR68
20th Anniversary US PR69DC
20th Anniversary US PR69DC

Total Items: 6
i new it sounded more like marbles then coins in that box
o well i guess you have to pay schooling
poppy07005

Cladiator · October 25, 2006 9:33AM

Once the first strike hooplah is over the 70's should start coming up more. People will actually be looking at their coins and only sending in the best ones for certification. Alot of these 68's won't get sent in.

Silver sets to PCGS First Strike?

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