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@ jbuck...could you post the tutorial in its own thread/topic so I can bookmark it on its own and not within these 23 pages....thanks You can bookmark individual replies. Just click on the  above the post. Or you can bookmark this link: http://goccf.com/t/355475&whichpage=22#3097028 |
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As you can see, this is my first post...  to the Community! Quote:
Who is better PCGS or NGC is like asking is a Chevy "better" than a Ford. Ford, of course.   |
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The value of the signed COA is if they are with a graded coin if all the signed COA are not graded that reduces the valuable coin/ COA combos and increases there rarity and value
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Langfhir, the mint's website didn't catch that you had already placed an order? Not during the ordering process, because I was in a frenzy and ordering from multiple devices. But I think now the mint is able to sort it all out. |
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Pillar of the Community
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Anyone receive shipment confirmation yet that ordered on Friday?
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The value of the signed COA is if they are with a graded coin if all the signed COA are not graded that reduces the valuable coin/ COA combos and increases there rarity and value The signed raw COA's will still be worth a premium. |
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Got a shipment notification from an order on Thursday!
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Bedrock of the Community
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Mine is now listed as "shipped" (Thursday purchase).
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Pillar of the Community
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Oh man, Thursday purchasers are still barely getting their shipment notifications. Guess I shouldn't hold my breath.
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So, I was looking at the bay...... wondering at this point about grading. I am seeing close to $2000 for a PR70 graded coin. I'm in for the Mint issue price and feel like it's pretty much a no brainer now to keep it sealed up and send it for grading with fingers crossed for a PR70 grade. If it doesn't work out I could always chalk it up as a loss and sell it as a PR69 for around the same as raw is selling for currently which is still much more than what I paid for it, or just keep it like I intended to.
I think with the value being as high as it is currently, It should be sent in for grading and just hope for the best which would be a PR70 and a low COA that's hand signed, but still a PR70 is like 3x the price of a raw coin.
Any thoughts on this? I dunno, I just was thinking on it at work (while avoiding actually working as usual) and thinking it's probably worth even another $100 to roll the dice and hope for the best. ..
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Pillar of the Community
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If you are looking to sell it at the highest price get it slabbed. If you are going to keep it why are you going to slab it?
Like I posted before the price will spike in a few days and then who knows. I purchased this coin for a long term hold :)
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11/18/2019 2:39 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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Had I been able to get two I'd send one in and keep the other raw. Then keep both for the long term-haul.
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Pillar of the Community
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Can't one submit a coin for grading and ask only to slab if it will grade at 70?
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Hi, I'm new to grading. What would this even be considered in the PCGS submission form? The form's kind of confusing.
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11/18/2019 3:49 pm
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If you go back a few pages, there's a photo of someone's form. You can just fill it the same way.
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