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PCGS stats for foreign coins

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physics-fan3.14

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I believe they do keep a record in their census, but you have to be a member to access it (if it is online, not sure about that). PCGS lags NGC in the foreign category by a long ways.

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RI AL

RI AL

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Thanks, Physics.

 

I am a member of the PCGS club...but I don't wonder to the "other side" very often. I will check out their site and see if I can find the information I am looking for.

 

Ri AL

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RI AL

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PCGS DOES post stats online for foreign certified coins. I believe you have to be a member of the PCGS club, but finding the stats is easy. Thanks for the tip, Physics.

 

RI AL

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Does PCGS keep statistics on foreign coins they certify, and where can that information be found?

 

Thanks.

 

RI AL

 

The last time I checked, you did not have to be a member of their club to access the world census though I do believe you have to be one for the US data.

 

I have only looked at the data for the coins I collect and for one of them (South Africa), it is useful. Though NGC has graded many more coins, they have a disproportionate (to the population graded) number of high quality specimens and quite a few of the scarcer issues. For the others (such as Spanish colonial pillars minors), they have graded very few.

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