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I just want to know. I have 2 or 3 coins very valuable to me. And I would like to evaluate them. how much will the mediator and the PCGS pay, how much will the mediator pay and will anyone agree to help me in this matter.
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Let's start with some pics!
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Will you be able to send them to and from Russia at the moment? John1  |
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Pics indeed  You realize when you know how to think, it empowers you far beyond those who know only what to think.
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I want to send 2 coins. 1)Cook Islands 1 dollar, 2013. Save our world - Giant panda Silver 0.999, 31.1g, 40.6mm Unfortunately, I will be able to publish a photo of this coin only in 10 days. The coin is not with me, but at my mother's house) 2)Spain 25 pesetas, 1975 77 inside the star   I would especially like to certify the dollar. It's a gift from Mom) Edited by Slerk
05/11/2022 05:03 am
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Why don't you want to use services of RNGA or NNR? Edited by Grinya
05/11/2022 06:07 am
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Edited by John1
05/11/2022 06:48 am
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RNGA I don't like the design. NNR I just don't like it, neither their mini is slabs, nor the presence of dealers in the country.
I want exactly PCGS. It is a global company. I recently converted coins into their products.
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This is the coin I want to evaluate.   |
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I have no idea what costs would be for getting coins sent from Russia for PCGS grading. My last PCGS submission was sent in by my local coin shop who I guess would count as the "mediator". My total cost was about $58 per coin.
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58$ Wow. Can a person send a coin for evaluation himself ?
I would just like to send my coin to a person directly via Mail, and he, in turn, will add mine when he sends his coins. I will pay for all postage and the durability of the assessment. But $58 is quite a lot. If I'm not mistaken, my Cook Islands dollar is worth less.
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Slerk, PCGS certification is expensive. The grading fee per coin at the "regular" rate is about $35. Then, you have to pay for registered, insured shipping both ways, plus a small "submission fee" for the total submission. If you have to ship internationally from Russia I expect it will cost even more.
Frankly, if your total certification cost per coin is "only" $58 it could be considered a bargain. Obviously, you should take the value of the coin into consideration if you want to send it in.
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Why don't you want to use services of RNGA or NNR? Now I started thinking about sending to NNR. But they still don't have any major dealers. They themselves are sitting in Moscow and their only dealer is only in St. Petersburg. They didn't open yesterday, after all. This is their huge disadvantage. |
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