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Re: I sent in a group of NGC-graded coins to PCGS for crossover. How did I do?
I kept the set of 1799 1/2d, but sold the Proof sets of 1/4d, 1/2d and 1d in Gilt Copper, Bronzed, and Copper a couple years ago: https://auctions.stacksbowers.com/lots/view/3-962HR/great-britain-thr… (View Post)1 -
Re: Why the PCGS online submission form data can't be saved?
This! When I fill in a submission form, I look up the PCGS numbers in advance, and list them on paper or put all of the date into an excel spreadsheet saved and stored on the computer. A few years ag… (View Post)1 -
Re: I sent in a group of NGC-graded coins to PCGS for crossover. How did I do?
Not by date, but by King/Queen, as it shows how the "Britannia" of George III was replaced with the more courageous Minerva persona, and that all of the Kings/Queens after George III favore… (View Post)7 -
Re: I sent in a group of NGC-graded coins to PCGS for crossover. How did I do?
The gilt copper coins were for presentations, and not for circulation. These were struck by James Watt Jr at that SOHO mint, and the one shown above was struck by Watt for his own personal collection. (View Post)1 -
Re: Which would you choose?
Has anyone here attended the Broadway Show "Hamilton"? Great Britain's King George III features in that play, as he was in his reign while the United States fought England for our Inde… (View Post)2