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Seems like the 100 point grading scale debate has been going on since the 1970's
I am continuing to read the Abe Kosoff Remembers book. In one article, dated January 2, 1974, he addresses the then current debate about increasing the grading scale from 70 points to 100 points. I was a mere pup back then, barely out of diapers, so I don't have any first-hand account of what went on. Here are some… -
Has anyone gotten grades on their Washington dollars yet? I am curious to know how they did.
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If you hadn't noticed recently PCGS has graded 3,451 (+) plus coins so far this month and...
I have one in the mail back to me - just graded :) So post your Plus coins if you'd like too or another coin you just had graded. I picked her and a couple others for re-grade and Retro Doily label (non shield) that I think I'm gonna love! Ken -
Lets say you know that the highest graded example of a coin on the pop report has no business being
Its over-graded, far inferior to several lower graded coins and must have gotten there by mistake (assume I know what I'm talking about here). As it is, its skewing the pop reports and weakening the Registry concept. Perhaps as an example the famous FS 1960-D Jefferson story from a few months ago would suffice. Short of… -
40 Graded Card Case, for those special cards $125.00 delivered in Continental US, with wheels and ha
For the finest 40 cards in your PSA graded collection. Offered here is perhaps the best graded card case in the industry. From Pelican, who makes some of the best equipment storage cases. This particular one holds 40 graded cards in individual molded foam slots. This case has custom foam interior designed to secure your… -
"Grades Available" notification: PCGS is straightforward, why has NGC become so convoluted
In this thread from a few days ago I commented on the fact that it seems both PCGS and NGC have ramped up the grading and now turn submissions around rather quickly. While I believe that to be true for the most part, I've also noticed a strange twist to the way NGC tries to help us "track" our submissions, hence the… -
Re: i have this 1982 penny that almost looks like lincoln has a bun on his head is it worth grading?
Plating bubble. Early zinc cents had issues with them -
I want to learn what PCGS has decided about grading the 2013 Reverse Proof Gold Buffaloes
Hi, does anyone know what the rules/guidelines are for submitting the new 2013 Reverse Proof Gold Buffaloes? I have searched the site and have not been able to find anything yet. It appears that the Mint may begin shipping as early as the 23rd of this month. Anyone? Thanks. bumanchu -
With collectors seeking PO-01 coins and MS-70 coins has anyone endeavored to collect coins graded on
Perfect 70 slabs and conversely perfect 01 slabs representing opposite ends of the Sheldon scale. Has anyone tried to collect series (i.e. Buffalo Nickels) were every coin in the series is slabbed a 35 grade? -
PCGS now has my 3 Submissions. First Submissions since 2010. A Few Pictures Shown. Grades In.
In about 30 to 45 days I will be able to see if my eyes are worth a darn. 29 coins were submitted and they were all Indian Cents, Lincoln Cents or Mercury Dimes. About 6 of the Mercs were sent in hoping to get AU58 grades. The rest of the coins go Mint State I hope. 3 coins pictured. Grade if you choose to. Hope for a AU58…
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