So, I have a copper problem.....
coindudeonebay
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I have a 1965 cent... it's in a PCGS 65 Cam holder... but the darn thing has either always had, or somehow developed some distracting carbon spots over time. Now, I have always been concerned about it, but there has been no replacement for it. Just recently I've been offered the opportunity to replace it, and at about the same time PCGS comes up with their new copper law.
I don't have a PCGS membership but I would like to get a review on this since it's listed in the 600 to 700 range. I mean, I'd be fool to lose that kind of money. So, what's a guy to do? Can anyone here help a brother out! I'd be more than willing to compensate anyone who could or would send it in for me. Let me know what you think, below is a picture of the coin in question.
I don't have a PCGS membership but I would like to get a review on this since it's listed in the 600 to 700 range. I mean, I'd be fool to lose that kind of money. So, what's a guy to do? Can anyone here help a brother out! I'd be more than willing to compensate anyone who could or would send it in for me. Let me know what you think, below is a picture of the coin in question.
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You're smart to work on getting this one out of your collection now.
peacockcoins
Link to membership page.
The people at customer service are great to work with.
In the U.S. call 800-447-8848
Outside the U.S. call 011-949-833-0600
E-mail: info@pcgs.com
Purchased spot free then a couple years later a spot is born.
How does Stewart Blay store his coins?
Sure hate to see that 1910 MS69RD grow spots, that would suck bigtime.
scott