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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Christopher Schmitz, post: 3883017, member: 103503&quot;]Hey Cody,</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;m a Silver member with PCGS (the lowest membership level.)&nbsp; I just started collecting this year because of the West Point quarters.&nbsp; Decided to get a number of Lowell&#039;s graded, and I was pleased with how they came out.&nbsp; It&#039;s motivated me to collect more.</p><p><br /></p><p>Anyway, submitting to PCGS is pretty easy, you can actually a form out online, print it, and then submit it with your coins.&nbsp; Then, you wait.&nbsp; It&#039;s frustrating because your coins will sit in a status for a while after they were graded.&nbsp; So you won&#039;t get your grades until after they&#039;re slabbed.</p><p><br /></p><p>I wouldn&#039;t go up to a higher level membership unless I have gold coins to send in.&nbsp; Right now, I have one, so it&#039;s not worth it.&nbsp; The free grading vouchers are really only worth it for coins that will cost more to get graded.</p><p><br /></p><p>Other than that, I also have a 2019-S (like you) that I&#039;ll be sending in with some other ASE&#039;s.&nbsp; I completely missed out on the Pride of Two Nations sets, so I might buy a couple of those online and send them in.&nbsp; But honestly, I can&#039;t tell you what you should and shouldn&#039;t get graded.&nbsp; What I do, is look online and see how much a graded coin would go for, then determine if its worth the cost&nbsp; For instance the Lowell&#039;s I sent in, I knew the value of those would go up if they were graded (I sold a few and broke even, but kept the good ones for me.)&nbsp; I think with the 2019-S, if it&#039;s a PR70, the value goes up,.. PR69 is basically selling for the same amount as it is in the box.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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