PCGS Now Authenticating and Grading Ancients

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Mat, Jul 8, 2026 at 7:36 PM.

  1. Mat

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  3. David@PCC

    David@PCC Well-Known Member

    The link says it's only in Shanghai o_O
    Can't wait to see the difference between a common bronze grade 30 vs. 35
     
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  4. ddddd

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    Yes looks like it is just their office in China and it is a 10 point grading scale.
     
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  5. FrankNYC

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    Not a fan of grading in the first place, even though I get mostly graded that I eventually crack out.
    I end up with graded since most of the auction houses here in the US (i.e Stacks and Heritage) slab the coins before putting them up.
    I like the old system--NGC for Ancients and PCGS for US.
     
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  6. The Meat man

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    Interesting. I don't mind slabs for modern coins but I usually crack out my ancients. I don't think the 70-point Sheldon scale will work well for ancients at all. I wonder why they didn't come up with their own ancients grade system like NGC did.
     
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