5 Ounce America The Beautiful National Park Silver Quarters - Page 54

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throwbackid Pillar of the Community 1283 Posts	Posted 05/24/2011 6:46 pm I just bought, cost me right at $229 with shipping. I wish they would have come out yesterday maybe we could have saved a few bucks. Report this Post to the Staff
Neil Pillar of the Community 555 Posts	Posted 05/24/2011 6:50 pm Quote: Bullion #8 Olympic dropped today, anybody buy or care? You know what. I was as pumped as anyone when the buillon sets came out, and expended some modicum of effort to buy multiple sets from all distributors. My energy and anticipation level remained high for a couple of months. I no longer care. Christmas is over. Someone take down the tree. Report this Post to the Staff
smokeriderdon Pillar of the Community United States 3755 Posts	Posted 05/24/2011 10:17 pm Ask and ye shall receive. Got ours yesterday: Edited by smokeriderdon 05/24/2011 10:18 pm Report this Post to the Staff
biggfredd Rest in Peace United States 9104 Posts	Posted 05/24/2011 11:40 pm May have to get one, my cousin works there. Report this Post to the Staff
Rsxtacee Pillar of the Community United States 737 Posts	Posted 05/25/2011 9:49 pm Got mine yesterday as well! Report this Post to the Staff
Bizybackson Pillar of the Community United States 1817 Posts	Posted 05/26/2011 05:47 am The next release has been posted to the Mint's product availability calendar. Yosemite (NP3) will be available on Thursday, June 9th. Report this Post to the Staff
Rsxtacee Pillar of the Community United States 737 Posts	Posted 05/26/2011 07:19 am Time to save up again. Report this Post to the Staff
SilverFossil64 Valued Member United States 183 Posts	Posted 05/26/2011 9:57 pm 6 Sets ATB 5 OZ graded at PCGS Just received grades on 6 sets of 2010 ATB 5 oz. This is my first time using a grading service, and it seems I should have screen my coins before sending them seeing as how quite a few came back with low grades. On average, these got a 67PL. Some came back low, but did manage 3 69 DMPL and 2 69 PL. How does this compare to results others have seen? With minimal grading experience should I have been able to pick out the lower grade ones myself to not submit? Sorted by Variety: Variety Grade Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS69DM Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS66DM Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS65PL Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS69DM Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS69PL Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS67DM Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS64DM Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS69PL Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS65DM Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS65DM Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS64DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS67DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS65DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS63DM Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS69DM Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS67 Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS67 Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS64PL Same coins, but sorted by grade Variety Grade Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS69DM Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS69DM Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS69DM Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS69PL Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS69PL Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS68DM Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS68 Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS67DM Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS67DM Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS67 Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS67 Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS66DM Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS65DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS65DM Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS65DM Yosemite NP - 5 oz Silver MS65PL Grand Canyon NP - 5 oz Silver MS64PL Mount Hood NP - 5 oz Silver MS64DM Yellowstone NP - 5 oz Silver MS64DM Hot Springs NP - 5 oz Silver MS63DM Report this Post to the Staff
Neil Pillar of the Community 555 Posts	Posted 05/26/2011 10:44 pm SilverFossil64 sorry you had such an expensive lesson. You can't even recoup most of your fees by selling a complete set of five 69's. You might try trading some multiples to get that complete set of 69's. Report this Post to the Staff
SilverFossil64 Valued Member United States 183 Posts	Posted 05/26/2011 10:52 pm I may try trading some...I got 5 more sets to screen before submitting for grades...and a friend of mine has 22 sets...between us hopefully we can each make a 69DM set to keep then start selling the rest...I think I misled myself on grades since I had not seen any low grades on ebay and population reports had so few low grades -- probably an issue of people screening coins rather than proportion of all these coins...that or the casual buyer from the suppliers got shafted because the best were cherrypicked for themselves or key clients... Report this Post to the Staff
rawmeat Valued Member United States 94 Posts	Posted 05/26/2011 11:46 pm Still nothing from the guys at prudential about how to get my coins... Report this Post to the Staff
Bizybackson Pillar of the Community United States 1817 Posts	Posted 05/27/2011 02:16 am Yikes! That must have been one expensive submission. I would expect that the graders have gotten eye fatigue from seeing the same type of coin over and over, thus accounting for the lower grades. Now, the ER/FS designation makes good sense, if they are now giving lower grades than before. This is the complete opposite of the Choice & Gem BU grades that they were giving early on, merely as a protective holder than as a practical real world grade. You have 1 69PL set and a 68PL so you should be pleased with some coins getting high marks, but as far as emasse grading goes, that time is over, unless you are a big time submitter or renowned coin dealer. Report this Post to the Staff
ClinkinKY Valued Member United States 68 Posts	Posted 05/27/2011 04:11 am Can I ask how much it cost to have 30 coins graded? Report this Post to the Staff
Ceylon62 Pillar of the Community United States 1285 Posts	Posted 05/27/2011 07:08 am Silverfossil, When you look at a 69, 68 VS 64 -- What is the big difference? Thanks BTW, you have some nice grades in the lot. Report this Post to the Staff
SilverFossil64 Valued Member United States 183 Posts	Posted 05/27/2011 09:23 am I haven't gotten the coins back yet, just the grades online. I do plan to use this as a way to compare the coins of different grades to help figure out which are worth submitting in the next round... Report this Post to the Staff
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