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which varieties grade at regular price? pcgs
LanceNewmanOCC
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i'm a bit rusty and just need some confirmation.
do the varieties listed in the population report pages get attributed at the regular fee while the non-listed varieties require the extra fee?
the specific example i am inquiring about as well as knowing for other varieties for the future.
linky-link
147849 1946-S/S 10C DDR & RPM FS-501 (FS-011.7), FB
i have a nice ms65-66 i'd like to get slabbed but would rather not have $40-50 in fees seeing as how it may not be worth much more than that
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thanks!
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i'm a bit rusty and just need some confirmation.
do the varieties listed in the population report pages get attributed at the regular fee while the non-listed varieties require the extra fee?
the specific example i am inquiring about as well as knowing for other varieties for the future.
linky-link
147849 1946-S/S 10C DDR & RPM FS-501 (FS-011.7), FB
i have a nice ms65-66 i'd like to get slabbed but would rather not have $40-50 in fees seeing as how it may not be worth much more than that
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thanks!
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That 46 S/S would need the extra fee.
Only ones with a PCGS coin number get the regular fee, there's only a few variety roosies. The only ones I see with numbers are the 64-d DDR, 82 no P. (in the 19th Ed numbering list, you might check the newer lists just in case)
that particular DDR RPM variety has a pcgs number "147849"
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i tried to call pcgs but it was 4:48pm DOH
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guess i'll try saturday
5 digit numbers are usually assigned to coin characteristic attributions such as FB, CAM, DCAM, etc.
4 digit numbers that are DDO or RPM Varieties are all at the basic submission rates such as the 47-S RPM (Coin Number 5208) and 64-D DDR (Coin Number 95129)
Of course, each of the 4 digit numbers has a 6 digit counterpart which will put the specific FS Number on the slab instead of the Generic RPM or Doubled Die Reverse.
The name is LEE!
All minor varieties or die states can be done through the Variety Service.