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Will PCGS Cross An Segs Coin?

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 Posted 04/25/2016  12:53 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Dipper to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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PCGS will crossover ICG? That's amazing if true. I have an MS-62 Barber dime in an ICG holder that has obvious wear on it.


Why is that amazing. *** Removed condescending remark *** the top four services grade pretty closely. The main reason NGC will not cross ANACS or ICG coins is THEY DON'T WISH TO GIVE THOSE TWO SERVICES ANY CREDIBILITY!

ALSO, *** Removed condescending remark *** for DECADES AU coins have commonly been slabbed by ALL the TPGS as 62's! You may wish to purchase "Grading Coins by Photographs" and read it.

Buy the coin and not the holder!

Finally, NEVER try to cross an MS-62 coin that has rub! Although it would cross if raw, the TPGS would rather tell you the coin in a competitor's slab is an OVERGRADED AU...LOL!
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 Posted 04/27/2016  1:07 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Conder101 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply

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PCGS will crossover ICG? That's amazing if true. I have an MS-62 Barber dime in an ICG holder that has obvious wear on it.

Sure they will cross it, not as a 62, you would have to do a "cross at any grade" and they will happily put it in a PCGS slab at the grade they feel it deserves. If you specify a minimum of MS-62 since that is what is on the holder it will just come back "Will not cross".
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 Posted 04/27/2016  2:18 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add BStrauss3 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Pretty sure that if you put 'any grade', they extract it from the slab, put it in a 2.5x2.5 and send it througn raw.
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They do crossover SEGS. My best crossover ever was SEGS 09-s vdb ms 65rd to PCGS ms65 rd! Set min as RB ms64 and was blown away they crossed it!
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PCGS definitely will do crossover from a SEGS slab. I just did one for an 1862-S $2.50 gold AU55. I much prefer their team do the cracking open and removal to avoid damaging the valuable coin. I had a minimum grade of AU50 and it has already passed that in slab review and moving through their blind raw grading process after they removed it from the slab. The two teams are separate and the final graders do not see the old slab or submission documents- just the coin.
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