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One needs a magnifier to make out the certification number. 

Marked as "received" last month. Express was 8 days, went to 10, and is now 9 for US coins. I hope it isn't "lost".

i GUESS IT DOESN'T LIKE MY COMMENTS?

2021 S SACAGAWEA $1
MILITARY SERVICE
FIRST DAY OF ISSUE
PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO

IT FINALLY TOOK AFTER ANOTHER HOUR OF SITTING IN FRONT OF THE SCREEN. I LOVE MODERN TECHNOLOGY

I GUESS IT DOESN'T LIKE MY COMMENTS?

2021 S SACAGAWEA $1
MILITARY SERVICE
FIRST DAY OF ISSUE
PF 70 ULTRA CAMEO

They(eBay) certainly take a large chunk out of my bottom line when I sell a coin. It's becoming a break even arrangement. The dealers I have worked with for years, will be history. Coins are getting out of sight on price today anyway. I don't need a silver Eagle without a (P) mint mark either. What's wrong with the West Point strike without the (W)?

I did not know it.I am not lucky enough to fine a genuine one, as I originally had hoped.

I was told that the Chinese Panda is another victim of this reproduction idea

One reason I do graded coins. I let the grading authority certify the them.

If prices rise, the Mint will produce a low mintage P and D issue. Dealers are the only beneficiaries of this created rarity. One coin per household doesn't include bulk dealer sales. Only dealers are allowed certain grading labels also. How do they rat the "special" first 100, signed editions? Greed is beginning to rule the collecting community. Some of the graded issues are at sale for over $20,000. It's the same 70 that I have, and paid less than $70.00 for it. I have 2 ounce silver coins in PF70, with less than 500 mintage, and cannot get even $800.00. Mint marks are a hoax too. If you want a decent set, you have to have it, and they know that! 

P.S. Mine is in scratch resistant holder......I wasn't allowed the FDOI label either.

IT IS A FAKE!

Lately, the U S Mint controls the value of our newer coins. 

The Mint issued 30,000 Silver Eagles in one day! All should have been eligible for a FDOI label, if the sealed package was received , intact, by a third party grading company. There were no "bulk" submissions. Dealers seem to rule when it comes to who gets what, and how many. Mine is for sale.

I understand how it is done, but the coin is obviously FDOI pedigree, and I cannot get it? One label will not break NGC. I guess I will have to beg someone that has the label. It will still be "my coin", regardless. Just a bit upsetting that all members are not entitled.

NGC Cert #

5826281-003

NGC Description

2019 S Eagle First Day of Issue S$1

NGC Grade

ER 70

Pedigree

COA No. 25444

Label

First Day of Issue

NGC Cert #

5826281-003

NGC Description

2019 S Eagle First Day of Issue S$1

NGC Grade

ER 70

Pedigree

COA No. 25444

Label

First Day of Issue

From the NGC page:

NGC will designate select coins in the order in which they were struck by a mint. The minting must be witnessed and documented by an authorized representative of NGC or the coins must be accompanied by official mint documentation that individually identifies the order in which the coins were struck. The NGC certification label will indicate this order (e.g. “First Coin Struck,” “Second Coin Struck,” etc.). This designation is generally made available only to submitters of bulk quantities of qualifying coins. An advance request is required and there is generally a higher grading fee for the special designation verification and attribution.

I will try to get my Eagle numbered accordingly. 

The 2019 S "Enhanced" Silver Eagle is at resale prices of almost $3,000. A $70.00 coin? 30,000 mintage.....That's a joke. I have silver coins with only 500 to 1000 mintage, and nowhere near that price. Being first to own one is a premium, but how greedy are we getting? West Point adds an "S", and the hobby has to be held hostage.

P.S. Dealers are advertising multiples already, and the limit is 1 per household? I will be looking for a specific label also. 

It has also happened to me. I sent an email and it was corrected.

San Francisco Silver Eagles are minted outside the San Francisco mint.....they grade them. Go figure.

Deaf ears....even with a COA, they won't do it.

They removed my colored Parrot$400. Charge me $19.80 each, for the 5 coins they sent back, and those cost over $400 raw. Almost a $1,000 loss. I want to hear the excuse on this one.

I have a few colorized, graded coins, in my Ghana collection, and now, NGC refuses to grade those I send in. I sent a few more to make sets, and now it is impossible. "Colorized outside the mint" is the excuse. A silver Eagle with an S mint mark is the same. West Point simply changes the die. The (W) on the Eagle is also another ploy to sell coins. They all come from the same place.....P mint marks also. Who cares how, or where the coin is struck....it is still a coin, and should be collectible within set parameters. Now I have hundreds of dollars invested in coins that are only worth melt? SmartMint will destroy the hobby as we have known it in the past. I just sent one in that has 10 different rare metals. It will be the first graded.....or not. Checking my sets will tell.

Happy collecting!

I had a complete set of NewZealand Pennies in PCGS, and they eliminated the #1, in the world, set.

AMEN!

ALL BULLION COINS ARE STRUCK AT WEST POINT, NEW YORK REGARDLESS OF THE MINT MARK. PERIOD!

All bullion coins are minted at West Point , NY Another atttempt by the Mint to rake in a huge profit. Sorry to disillusion the multitudes.