Morpheus1967

I know a new user who thinks he has the next rare find. Get them all the time here. It's what the ignore button is for.

Do you even realize who Mr. Lange is? Take a look under his user name. If that doesn't help, take a look at this link. Scroll down a bit. And then maybe re-think your attitude. David Lange

Appreciate the optimism of continuing to bump this coin. So here's a freebie for you.

LOL...too funny. I actually called that guy out on his description of the coin. He originally stated that hundreds of thousands were sent to PCGS for grading. To his credit, he changed the description once I called him on it. I actually found a couple of 2020's from the guy I bought my first one from. Fortunately got them juuuuust a bit cheaper than those prices above. I also saw a couple of listings for 2017's that were at or above $1,000. I pity the fool.

Just an FYI, call them. Mine was a mistake, and they quickly refunded the money.

I have a strong feeling there is a glitch in the system. Was your sunbmission/invoice for something that happened in November? Seems to be a common thread with all these surprise charges.

I was just charged again last night, for the SECOND time, for a no-charge re-holder. From November.

If you are talking about the silver eagle, no. There is absolutely no difference between the regular "S" proof eagle and the eagle that is issued with the limited edition set. However, if you play the label game, as most eagle collectors are forced to do if you want a complete set, then yes. There will be a diffrernce. In the label only.

Ask HERE. Make sure to follow the instructions to speed up your request.

I think they use lower caps when there is alot of information that needs to be on the slab. Simply a space issue. I may be wrong though.

Yet another reason to make only 100% NGC sets eligible for awards. But I digress.

Silver eagles minted with no mint mark, yet put in a slab saying struck at West Point or struck in San Francisco have been around since 2011. It has nothing to do with the "emergency" issues.

Guys, I have a MS70 silver eagle from 2017 on eBay listed for $699. As long as we can make our own key dates, I'm going for it.

Yer killing us Ali!!

Posting everywhere online in hopes of someone who can help. I am looking for at least one, but preferably two, 2020 MS70 Krugerrands. But they must be PCGS. Feel free to pm me here if you have one you would like to part with.

It's post mint damage. Somebody did that to the coin after it left the mint.

I would say the TPGs are more guilty of the gimmicks than the mint is.

I don't know anything about these, but unless there is an identifying mint mark on each coin that is different from any other coins of the same denomination for this year, you may have already messed up. With items like these, I believe they need to be sent in for grading unopened from the mint. You simply put the mint shipping box, unopened, in another box and send it off. I may be wrong on this. Will all depend on the mint marks on the coins, or some other way to differentiate these coins from any others. Also, you would be paying to grade 8 separate coins. You will pay for 8 grading fees and will get back 8 slabs.

Probably more concerned with it not being authentic.

I remember when I had my first beer.

How can you tell it was done by Ryder? Because you say so? (Not doubting the authenticity, just playing devil's advocate.) And you really don't know how rare it is do you? Since you don't know how many are signed vs. how many were issued. As for numismatic value, it will never be more valuable than it is right now. The coins have already dropped a ridiculous amount from what people were getting the first week for them. But if you're going to keep it in perpetuity, then that doesn't really matter. Still pretty cool though. Congrats.

PCGS would have slabbed the COA, but only if they received it in an unopened box from the mint. What's to say you didn't just sign it? That's why NGC won't do it.

That's exactly what Alex said.

You're pathetic. You're literally accusing PCGS of theft.