Heck of a Submission.

relicsncoins · March 29, 2012 8:51AM

If it is someone here...Congrats on some nice coins and grades.

Nice Submission.

ModCrewman · March 29, 2012 8:56AM

I was pretty impressed with this one:

Line # Item # Cert # PCGS No. CoinDate Denomination Variety Country Grade
1 1 25585421 6637 1937 50C USA PR67
2 1 25585420 6638 1938 50C USA PR67
3 1 25585419 6639 1939 50C USA PR67
4 1 25585418 6640 1940 50C USA PR67
5 1 25585417 6641 1941 50C USA PR67+
6 1 25585416 6642 1942 50C USA PR67
7 1 25585430 6361 1879 50C USA MS66+
8 1 25585431 6474 1896 50C USA MS66
9 1 12392427 86661 1952 50C USA MS66FL

SoCalBigMark · March 29, 2012 8:56AM

And trueviews!

SoCalBigMark · March 29, 2012 8:57AM

AUandAG · March 29, 2012 8:59AM

Dang, I'm impressed with both of those submissions! Dreams are made of these for most of us.

bob

JamesM · March 29, 2012 9:00AM

That was one heck of a Whitman blue album

AnkurJ · March 29, 2012 9:02AM

All are trueviewed as well! The Flying eagle is gorgeous!

RedneckHB · March 29, 2012 9:02AM

If the 1909-S VDB in the submission is the same as the trueview, then this is most likely not a grading submission but rather just for the photos, cuz there aint no way in he** that coin would grade red today.

AMRC · March 29, 2012 9:03AM

They are more likely the collector sending them in to see if they would upgrade/plus. The odds of collecting all those coins raw are very slim. But it is a nice thought.

relicsncoins · March 29, 2012 9:07AM

<< If the 1909-S VDB in the submission is the same as the trueview, then this is most likely not a grading submission but rather just for the photos, cuz there aint no way in he** that coin would grade red today. >>

I believe for a trueview, the coin must be removed from the holder. I would think PCGS would downgrade the color designation if it warrented it and cover it under the grade guarentee if it qualified.

robec · March 29, 2012 10:00AM

If you look at the cert numbers you can see they were not all in for grading/regrading or the numbers would be in sequence. More than likely in for TrueViews. Nice lot.

WTCG · March 29, 2012 10:17AM

That was a reholder or Secure Plus submission. A normal grading submission would have sequential serial numbers.

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bolivarshagnasty · March 29, 2012 10:28AM

<< If the 1909-S VDB in the submission is the same as the trueview, then this is most likely not a grading submission but rather just for the photos, cuz there aint no way in he** that coin would grade red today. >>

Totally agree. That's a 65RB by todays standard. And what a beauty it is!!!

coinman23885 · March 29, 2012 10:32AM

<< I am going to ask the question again, who here has the time and desire to check other PCGS members submissions and if they have the time and desire......WHY? >>

+1

AnkurJ · March 29, 2012 10:48AM

<< If the 1909-S VDB in the submission is the same as the trueview, then this is most likely not a grading submission but rather just for the photos, cuz there aint no way in he** that coin would grade red today. >>

I was thinking the same thing.

WTCG · March 29, 2012 10:48AM

<< I am going to ask the question again, who here has the time and desire to check other PCGS members submissions and if they have the time and desire......WHY? >>

Because many people are inherently nosy. Remember the whole saga involving the former ANA Executive Director? Most people were upset not because of the outcome but because they were kept out of the gossip loop.

ModCrewman · March 29, 2012 11:57AM

<< I am going to ask the question again, who here has the time and desire to check other PCGS members submissions and if they have the time and desire......WHY? >>

Personally, I only check when I have a submission pending to gauge where submissions that appear to be of my similar tier are in the process to help increase my impatience to receive my own grades. That's personally my reason!

relicsncoins · March 29, 2012 12:34PM

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<< I am going to ask the question again, who here has the time and desire to check other PCGS members submissions and if they have the time and desire......WHY? >>

Because many people are inherently nosy. Remember the whole saga involving the former ANA Executive Director? Most people were upset not because of the outcome but because they were kept out of the gossip loop. >>

That has nothing to do with it. Some us here actually appreciate nice coins and like to look at coins or it this case photos of coins. If the submission has truviews and they are nice coins and grades I like to look at them, no sinister, nosy conspiracy here. Are people that look at your inventory but not buy anything nosy as well?

lusterlover · March 29, 2012 1:15PM

I like the originality of the coins, especially the MPLs. Nice collection! Would love to see the rest of the set.

SoCalBigMark · March 29, 2012 1:38PM

Maybe it would bump up a grade then go RB, you never know.

66RB · March 29, 2012 1:44PM

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<< If the 1909-S VDB in the submission is the same as the trueview, then this is most likely not a grading submission but rather just for the photos, cuz there aint no way in he** that coin would grade red today. >>

I believe for a trueview, the coin must be removed from the holder. I would think PCGS would downgrade the color designation if it warrented it and cover it under the grade guarentee if it qualified. >>

PCGS no longer guarantees color designations on copper coins.

That's an interesting 1914-S, looks nice and what a date to get in a 66BN holder!

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Buzzybest · March 29, 2012 1:46PM

<< I am going to ask the question again, who here has the time and desire to check other PCGS members submissions and if they have the time and desire......WHY? >>

I do it all the time! Why are you being such a wet blanket? Move on if you don't like the thread.

66RB · March 29, 2012 1:55PM

Hey Realone, Submitters have the option of making their submission a shared order. They also have the option of making it private so as not to invite 'nosy' people into their submission. So, they are in control of how much 'nosiness' is going on, not the curious bystanders.

Beside, maybe some people like these kinds of threads, I never would have seen all of those cool coins if not for this thread

panther · March 29, 2012 2:00PM

The person who submitted the coins has to hit the Shared order box in order to let anyone see his or her orders.

Shared orders are publicly viewable on the Shared Orders page.

mozin · March 29, 2012 2:34PM

<< That was a reholder or Secure Plus submission. A normal grading submission would have sequential serial numbers. >>

You are one to listen to now and into the future. For a youngster, you are tops. I always appreciate your CU posts, so keep posting.

TwoSides2aCoin · March 29, 2012 11:14PM

If those were first time submittals: WOW.

Heck of a Submission.

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