should I grade

coinspeak · June 25, 2008 5:03AM

I have coins that are first strike eligable. Should I send them in to PCGS now before the cut of at the end of the month for us non authorized pcgs dealers?

Thanks

Placid · June 25, 2008 5:05AM

Only if you are sure they are eligable.

GoldenEyeNumismatics · June 25, 2008 5:06AM

<< <i>Only if you are sure they are eligable. >>

ricko · June 25, 2008 5:10AM

Do you want the grade or the label? Cheers, RickO

PrivateCoinCollector · June 25, 2008 5:22AM

Save your money.

19Lyds · June 25, 2008 6:55AM

I would, but realize that its an additional $10 for the label.

I guess thats the downside to missing out on this is I have 2008-W SAE First Strike™ Slabs that cost me $25.95 for the coin, $14.00 for the grading and $10.00 for the First Strike™ label. Excluding shipping to and from, that's $49.95 per coin which won't bring $35 on eBay! Take ogg the Listing and FV Fees and the coins get fairly expensive rather quickly.

On the other hand, no submission priviledges means no more MS70 First Strike™ coins at the above costs. Not that the 70's matter all that much but they do bring a heftier premium on eBay to at least cut some of your costs.

If you want that label then by all means submit them. You might just end up with enough 70's to pay your costs.

I'd do it.

should I grade

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