PCGS Submissions

[wwwww]

I suspect the colour change is just the white balance, can you photograph the coin next to a white sheet of paper?

[Fr45h3R]

why has this half penny gone like this
   it has gone very dirty and marked . and would the grading drop down much because of the way it looks now   ,, kel ,,
          ,, kel ,,

This was the coin before it left me..
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[keldaw]

thanks rob , now I know where I got it from ,

 after I got it from you I put it away in my draw and it has not been taken out until this morning to show my brother , that is when I noticed it changed , for what reason , I have no idea ..    still I am happy with it  , but sad that it has gone like this ..  and jim , I guess that is the answer to your question  too , I did not get it slabbed , it was given to me by rob ..  fr45h3R  ..


  ,, kel ,,

I suspect the colour change is just the white balance, can you photograph the coin next to a white sheet of paper?

   thanks walter , I will see what I can do ..   ,, kel ,,

[trout]

Some nice coins in this submission :drooling:

https://www.pcgs.com/Membership/sharedorder.aspx?OrderNo=20778017

[trout]

I put submission in at PCGS that they received 2/4/14, 19 days after the NGC submission I sent.
I received the grades from both TPG's today.
Both were pre decimal coin submissions, Looks like PCGS are the faster grading company by 19 days :good:

[trout]

These are the coins I sent to NGC

http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2789483-001

http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2789483-002

http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2789483-003

http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2789483-004

http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2789483-005

http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2789483-006

http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2789483-007

http://www.ngccoin.com/certlookup/index.aspx?CertNumber=2789483-008

oops links don't work for some reason
I'm a cleaver little Duck, I fixed it :yahoo:

[stevo1962]

Good result there Jim

[trout]

Good result there Jim

The Crown was previously in a PCGS AU58 slab so I am happy that didn't get downgraded :good:

[nealeffendi]

Good result there Jim

The Crown was previously in a PCGS AU58 slab so I am happy that didn't get downgraded :good:

Why would you crack out a PCGS slab to submit to NGC and especially for a not that special coin or grade? In AU58 they go for well under $100 so the imputed value of the PCGS slab (say $30), plus the bullion value ($20) and the cost of shipping and slabbing at NGC (say another $30) makes it kind of  unusual behaviour.
Or was this a coin you cracked out before your conversion from anti-slobbing to pro slabbing?

[trout]

In AU58 they go for well under $100

If you can find me any AU58 1938 crowns I will give you $100 each for them until the cows come home :whistle2:

[trout]

This well traveled coin is finally home :yahoo:
Trouble is tho it doesn't fit in the PCGS blue box well and I can't close the lid :dash1:

[purplepennyhunter]

No the lid won't close, that's the most annoying thing ever.

[trout]

No the lid won't close, that's the most annoying thing ever.

I have 8 coins coming back from NGC (PCGS coins already here and WAY faster than NGC) and from what I can work out they send them back in a scabby cardboard box.

I do have a couple of slab pages I can use in an album but I FAR prefer the blue boxes.

[bellyflorin]

No the lid won't close, that's the most annoying thing ever.

I have 8 coins coming back from NGC (PCGS coins already here and WAY faster than NGC) and from what I can work out they send them back in a scabby cardboard box.

I do have a couple of slab pages I can use in an album but I FAR prefer the blue boxes.

all slabs fit in these ,looks pretty too , ok yep a bit pricey , but i like http://www.renniks.com/main.aspx?pageid=398&cat=&pid=6326

[ausjack]

SWEEEEEET now I know what to make you bellboy