Next PCGS Submission

I most definitely will post pictures when they come back.

I have a submission that I am waiting on right now.

I am like a kid waiting on the tooth fairy! I can't wait to see the grade they give them!

Here is what I submitted:
(4 Free Vouchers)
1914 BN Beautiful Lincoln Cent
1964 Lincoln Cent
1964 D Lincoln Cent
1974 S Lincoln Cent

Second Submission: (sent off together)
1962 D/D (Variety) Washington quarter
1963 Washington quarter

These I pulled from uncirculated sets. Now I will have something to compare the other Jefferson's that I have :)

1962 Jefferson nickel (Hopeing for FS)
1962 D Jefferson nickle (Hoping for FS)
1963 Jefferson nickel (Hoping for FS)

As always I appreciate you guys taking time out of your day to spend talking to me. :)

Sincerely,
Miss Tammy

Sorry, but you're wasting your money if you submit these.

Thank you guys so much for the suggestions on my previous post. :)
And yes, you guys are absolutely right, coin grading companies are rich because of us lol.

I also appreciate you guys looking out for me, I know that coin collecting in most cases can be an expensive hobby... Mainly I am testing the waters of a lake I've never swam. Like with any hobby, and even professions it takes many years and even decades to gain valuable knowledge, have a keen eye for cherry picking and knowcwhen to stike when an opportunity presents itself self.
One day I hope to gain that eye (possible a 3rd eye lol). After my cancer surgery coin roll and coin bag searching helped pass the time and not focus on the csncer. Its been 8 months since my surgery and believe me it's still helps pass the time when I have it lol, and it still helps me keep my mind off the caner.
I have a different outlook on life,and coin collecting has keeps me sane. So from time to time I may show my appreciation by slabbing them for safe keeping and my viewing pleasure lol :)

Generally speaking, the smaller the coin the more perfect it needs to be to score a high grade at the THG.

Any marks will distract from the grade. That is a fact.

The 68-D has what appears to be a dig/scratch on Lincoln's forehead. The 54 has some marks on the cheek that are distracting. The only coin that might be slab worthy is the 46-S .... it is absolutely beautiful and might make 66 or 67 on a good day.

Please remember that coins like this were saved in quantity during the roll craze of the 1950's and 60's and are still being found and sold off by heirs of the roll collectors from that period.

Be very, very selective with what you decide to submit. Don't waste your money.

Good luck on your submissions! Keep us posted on your results!

While I agree with everyone's suggestion that this is a cost-losing venture, I understand you have a very special relationship with your coins. Had I the funds and rapport you have with your coins, I dare say I might follow your lead and have special coins stabbed as well. You are doing this completely for yourself, and I say, go for it! No one here is judging you one way or another.

I am glad you shared your story with us. Thank you. We are most happy to have you as part of our family!

I'm with John1. If you must submit low value coins, consider ANACS. I use them for my collection of modern commemorative dollars. I don't like how much room the OMP takes up in my safe. I never plan to sell them, but I do want them preserved and protected for future generations. I like the ANACS slabs because they include a description at an angle on the top. Much easier to find the coin I want in a 20 coin slab holder. If I want to show a friend the Civil War commem, it's easy to look down and see the 1995. Not pull one out, nope, pull one out, nope. Is that a silly reason to pick one TPG over another, maybe. But as said before, they are also much cheaper. Especially if you hit one of their specials.

One just ended June 30th. 10 US coins, any type, any date, with free return shipping for $109. $10 for any additional coins. I sent in 20 coins for $209 + $9 to have one error attributed. No submission fee per sheet, no membership to pay. They were coins I would never send to the big two, because they just aren't worth that much. You can submit your email on their website to get the "Insider" specials. They will email you upcoming or current one. Usually have one every other month.

180 year old gold British sovereigns that I just sold on ebay, yeah, those would go to PCGS or NGC.

The 1946-S is rather extraordinary. I could see that in a 66 or 67 holder. Others are not worth grading.