Easy & cost effective way to grade with PCGS

[azda 979]

11 hours ago, evansuk2000 said:

How do you arrange to pay for PCGS to send them back via FedEx though? And how do you arrange to submit them at a coin show? Can't find the details anywhere apart from the schedule.

You don't arrange return post, PCGS does. PCGS will have a stand at certain coin fair in which they will accept submissions from PCGS members, you don't need an appointment, you just go along with you coins. Attached is a list from their website of which shows they are attending, London is third on the list and are accepting submissions there

Edited January 13, 2017 by azda

[Nonmortuus 900]

On 13/01/2017 at 8:34 AM, azda said:

You don't arrange return post, PCGS does. PCGS will have a stand at certain coin fair in which they will accept submissions from PCGS members, you don't need an appointment, you just go along with you coins. Attached is a list from their website of which shows they are attending, London is third on the list and are accepting submissions there

Thanks Azda. I have a few I am tempted to slab and them being at the Midlands in March may be the ideal time to give them a go.

[azda 979]

If you give your coins at the Midland fair then they'll be graded the following week in Paris, just remember that you need to be a member of PCGS in order to submit the coins

[Nonmortuus 900]

7 hours ago, azda said:

If you give your coins at the Midland fair then they'll be graded the following week in Paris, just remember that you need to be a member of PCGS in order to submit the coins

Azda am I right in thinking it's €45 per coin on an economy service?

[azda 979]

20 minutes ago, Nonmortuus said:

Azda am I right in thinking it's €45 per coin on an economy service?

Unless it can fit into this section which is €20. The secure service is just a high resolution picture

 

Modern (1949 to date)
Add 5 € per coin for Secure Service.*

[Nonmortuus 900]

16 minutes ago, azda said:

Unless it can fit into this section which is €20. The secure service is just a high resolution picture

 

Modern (1949 to date)
Add 5 € per coin for Secure Service.*

So anything pre 49 is the €45 charge correct?

[azda 979]

Just now, Nonmortuus said:

So anything pre 49 is the €45 charge correct?

Yep

[evansuk2000 5]

On 12/01/2017 at 9:25 PM, PWA 1967 said:

I have not got a clue,but as Dave said why not just phone or email them and get your answers straight away 

They maybe at the London coin fair early Feb but again i dont know.

Tried both, no reply to email, and the very nice lady at the French office can't answer any queries in English.