Another terrible PCGS submission

It's cleaned, see if you can get it for melt. Now that I really look at it, I believe in the PCGS slab, it shows as very harshly cleaned. 10% below melt.

 

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Well considering I'll have to send it in 10 times, I'll already be in the hole $350 lol.

 

Submit it along some cleaned & damaged junk Kenn's, maybe it will come back as 68star ;-)

 

http://www.pcgs.com/services/

On the link above, under “Steps For submitting Coins”, we use Number 2 “PCGS Submission Form (PDF)”.

Again, we always try to submit at least 5 coins, really at least 8 so we can dollar cost average the $8 application fee over the total amount. If you only sent in 4 or less coins, they are returned in just a hard cardboard envelope but 5 or more coins gets you a blue plastic PCGS box. The plastic boxes aren’t much but they do hold twenty slabs each and stack up neatly plus it is nice to get something for that $8 application fee.

It might not be a bad idea to store the coin in a “Taco Bell” napkin for a few months to darken it up a little before re – submitting it for grading. Don’t sell yourself and your coin short, we have a 1971-D Kennedy graded by PCGS at MS67+ and it has more hits on it then the pictures of your 64-D

 

What a great business model, disappoint your customer so they'll pay you over and over until they're happy. How can I make my business work that way?

 

I don't know. You might ask Microsoft...they've been doing it for years.

jom

 

There is no happy medium. We'd get upset if they gave everybody MS-67's and MS-68's like the lesser TPGs.

As for Microsoft, only gluttons for punishment remain, the rest of us have Macs.

 

I have the newest windows crap, and its complete misery. Everyday I hate myself more and more because I bought this junk.

 

This goes for any TPG and computer trouble...

 

If I didn't spend everything on coins maybe I could afford a Mac . I'll just have to settle for my iPhone .

 

Cheers to that, money well spent.

 

iPhone all I got after 4 years I kinda know how to work it I'd rather spend my money on coins too

 

Glad I don't submit to PCGS.

 

So much for PCGS being the top dog.

 

In all fairness, the tpg's are a little more lenient on the classic silver coins when it comes to old cleanings.

 

1920 Standing Liberty Quarter
UNC Details - Questionable color.
I knew this had a chance at QC, but I was definitely leaning toward acceptable.
*I do not feel this was in anyway artificially toned, just not market acceptable.

That's a beautiful coin.

 

I agree. I use it for my desktop wallpaper. That means a lot coming from a nickel guy!

 

I think Windows 8 is pretty great. it is the most secure os.