PCGS submissions, Grading Opinions

[stevo1962]

You can get coins that are nearly perfect on one side but they usually
always have something going on with other side

[ausproofs]

I got some results back from PCGS, happy with some and disappointed with others..

Nothing fancy, biggest surprise is from a 1964 Y Penny, for a $5.50 coin to come back MS63RD. I will post pictures when PCGS updates the website.

I had high hopes for a 1940 1/2 D, unfortunately to come back disappointing MS63RB.

[trout]

I send 4 coins out of a 2015 Mint set in to be graded at PCGS with another batch of decimals.
Here are the grades I received
.
2015 10c                         MS64
2015 $1                          MS64
2015 50c (Honeycomb)    MS69
2015 20 Unc Details (Scratch)

All these coins were carefully removed from the mint set and put into saflips for grading .
Bloody awful quality control at the Mint yet again

[trout]

Some recent results from decimal submissions.

https://www.pcgs.com/membership/SharedOrder.aspx?OrderNo=20885147

https://www.pcgs.com/membership/SharedOrder.aspx?OrderNo=20873383

[serial]

I cannot believe I only got ms62

still not a bad grading overall except for the pvc body bag
1984 20C   Australia MS64  
1984 20C   Australia MS64  
1984 50C   Australia MS64  
1984 50C   Australia MS64  
BE2517 50 Baht Ntl. Museum Centennial Thailand MS66  
2007 10C   Australia MS69  
2007 5C   Australia MS69  
2007 20C   Australia MS69  
2007 $1   Australia MS69  
2007 $2   Australia MS69  
2007 50C   Australia MS69  
2005 20C End of WWII Australia MS69  
1968 1C   Australia MS64RD  
1972 5C   Australia MS65  
2000 $1 Mule-Struck w/10C Obv Die Australia MS62  
2000 $1 Mule-Struck w/10C Obv Die Australia XF45  
2000 $1 Mule-Struck w/10C Obv Die Australia XF45  
1966 50C   Australia MS64  
1969 50C   Australia MS65  
1971 20C   Australia MS62  
1972 20C   Australia Genuine (99 - PVC Residue)  
1972 50C   Australia MS64

[trout]

I cannot believe I only got ms62

Have to agree with you there Mate, Looks MINIMUM MS63 with a shot at 64 from those images :dodgy:

Were the 2007 coins from a Wedding set?

[nealeffendi]

Would it be worthwhile to re-submit that mule?

[serial]

Would it be worthwhile to re-submit that mule?

It probably is but I won't bother. It is going to get shipped of to the SDB where it will spend at least the next 10 years. One of the reasons I got the true view pics is so people can make their own mind up on the coin when the day comes to actually sell it. On a side note did people notice the pcgs quarterly special of 4 free true views?

[PNC king]

Would it be worthwhile to re-submit that mule?

the bag marks have dragged the grade down one point

[stevo1962]

Interesting photography from PCGS on one of my latest results

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/31353944.html

[Unicorn]

Shrunk in the wash at bit Stevo?

They seem to like posting pics of their photography machine ....

[Robster]

Where's the reset button boss.?

[trout]

Interesting photography from PCGS on one of my latest results

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/31353944.html

This happens all too often and is why I don't opt for the secure images anymore.
Even I can take a far superior image that that and it doesn't cost me an extra $5 a pop either

[ausproofs]

Interesting photography from PCGS on one of my latest results

http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/31353944.html

:dodgy:

At least you have one side photographed well...I have one with nothing showing ! Very poor service ..

[stevo1962]

Here's one for the 1964 chocolate penny lovers.Not quite the
result I was looking for but it's still a nice looking coin

    http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/31353934/

Recent purchase now on it's way to PCGS but not easy to grade given it's a threepence which are quite often subject to being weakly struck.
Any opinions on grade?



Have also sent this one across to be slabbed but the question is will it
make MS63 or MS64?

We're getting pretty good at guessing the grades.Here are the links
to these two  AU50 and MS64
 
    http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/31353949/
    http://www.pcgs.com/Cert/31353951/