@@jewnersey7413 I sent an order off back in the summer. It was more like 7-8 weeks then. Id say 9 weeks is a pretty basic turn around. Keep in mind that we send most of ours economy to keep cost down. Im working on a new order Im going to try to ship before thanksgiving sending in Reverse Proof morgan/peace dollars.
Very good video! Thank you! If the back says Genuine non Gradable then it is a problem coin, as others pointed out. You did not seem to be aware even of this basic thing. So you must be at the begining of your journey, but you did o very nice presentation with the 2 videos. Once again, thank you from Romania!
Loved this video! Im gonna watch it a couple more times... ive been arranging my morgans into th 2-300 dollar range for submission, but i have quite a few. Ive been fairly picky. Laying them all out and only picking the most original coins
On the 1938-D Buffalo, check that it may be a DD because both of my MS-64 coins are DD, also we can see NOT GRADABLE on the reverse label on all your details coins. O Morgan’s were notorious light strikes on the eagle breast feathers.
Thanks for your help I am very green to this hobby and now have a handful of coins to be graded and I of look towards the cheapest company but listening to others cheapest may not be the to go if I expect best prices for my coin s If I have any wisdom and have time to talk about how a new person should proceed I thank you for all you might
Your friends coins looked kind of chewed up on the cheek almost like he got them from the same guy, no luster. Your coins looked real nice! PCGS calls a coin MS-63 and the prices can vary quite a bit, some don't make the grade. I actually think graders are having a harder time of it, only so many MS coins and everytime someone comes into some they clean them to the point some are getting scarce. I bought 2 Morgan's, came today, 1891VAM3 CC CAC MS-63 AND A 1892CC MS-63 PCGS, 1891 was NGC but I had a very hard time finding these and to me they may be a little better than some, I saw 64's that looked worse, one thing I always look for is a frosty cheek, highest point on the coin. Don't know if it's me or there's not as many good ones around
I’ve had any come back, that I got in mint rolls, as Cleaned. Resubmit and several will be graded differently. Start with and different graders eyes do make a difference.
waste of money but the customer should know better next time. I have rolls of BU Morgans I bought 20 years ago but common dates. I would only send just the ones that look like ms 64s or higher. I am in 11 dollars each from 2005 when I purchased them back. @@silverscrounger
Okay, I'm back..now to watch this one. Firstly, WOW 😮 No wonder it took 5 months 😅 Thats a lot of coins to have graded ! And some beautiful Morgan's (why I'm here, Morgan is King, and not only the 1895 😊). Your grading fees had to have been killer on the order. On to the video here, I'm keeping track of several, looking to see what pcgs thought. Here we go !😊
awesome video! Dont feel too bad about the grades. Grading is subjective and many of those details coins might straight grade if you sent them in again to NGC or Anacs. I learned the hard way not to send in a coin unless i don't care what the grade comes back as. PCGS is crazy with the details grading the last couple years. KEEP STACKING BRO
I'll never use PCGS grading services ever again it took me 3 months to get my grades and another 3 weeks to get my coins. Coins I submitted should have been PR70DCAM came back as PR68, no cam. I cracked them out and sent them to NGC and received PF70UCAM. So screw PCGS! I use ANACs now because of their low fees and quick turn around time.
Sir learn everything you can about luster. That will advance your coin knowledge faster than anything else. Keep your details coins as a reference. Once you understand luster it will be like a light came on in your head.
If you're new to collecting, I HIGHLY recommend to NOT submit ANYTHING for grading. Study, study, study. Learn the minting process (very important), learn the signs of cleaning and artificial toning. Learn the difference in a weak strike and actual circulation. Learn how to properly clean coins that will not get a details grade. Just my opinion. People make tons of mistakes trying to rush through the process. Take your time and learn as much of the process as possible and you'll likely never be shocked by some of the nutcases at the TPGs. Plus, the community is always willing to help out a newbie. Any questions and professional opinions are only a click away. Take advantage of the available resources and you will know what to expect. Hated to see so many cleaned coins get graded, but live and learn. Always love the grade reveal videos. Subbed. 👍🏻
Thanks for the constructive criticism. But as I said multiple times in the video, these were nearly all customer coins that wanted them submitted. Some of them I know I told them that they would get details grades, but they wanted to submit anyway. There were only a few coins that were from the shop that were submitted, and 4 coins that were my personal ones. Do I have a lot to learn? Absolutely. Was it a waste of money? Not to me personally.
Killing me with the covering of the coin information. Just show it to us from the start. By the time we learn what coin you are looking at you set it down, and by then I am bored… Look at this… blah blah blah… Rating reveal…. I hit the back button…
PCGS has some very subjective graders, A lot of your coins did not deserve the gradings they were given. It costs you a lot of money for PGCS submissions and to be honest it appears to be a lottery as far as gradings go. I'm sure if you resubmitted them at a later date a high percentage would come back with different grades. They have you over a barrel. Your gradings are at their decisions with no comebacks at all. This pisses me off big time. It costs a lot of money for the whims of dubious graders
am an artist and have alot better trained eyes than any of what so callled grader i can engrave a coin so we work to regulate sue them and demonstrate i canget more than 50 peupuls just familly and friends who is intersted
Bro, first I’d like to say, God bless seconds you’ve got a lot to learn PCGS was not strict on you. You just have no idea how to grade my other piece of advice as of a coin is not worth $200 don’t send it in
95% of the coins that were submitted were not my choice. They were customer coins and they insisted on them being sent in... even after some were told they may not straight grade. I do not argue the fact that I still have a lot to learn. I knew that before sending these in. I will always have a lot to learn, no matter how much I do learn... there's always more.
I'll never use PCGS grading services ever again it took me 3 months to get my grades and another 3 weeks to get my coins. Coins I submitted should have been PR70DCAM came back as PR68, no cam. I cracked them out and sent them to NGC and received PF70UCAM. So screw PCGS! I use ANACs now because of their low fees and quick turn around time.
Congratulations on your grades and submission coming back. Thanks for sharing enjoyed watching
Best wishes
Ouch sry about the cleaned Morgan’s and scratches that stinks
Definitely fun to watch and try to guess grades. Thx for sharing!
great job ty for sharing, hits and misses.
Finally came in!! Our NGC order took about 9 weeks. Thanks for sharing. Always hate seeing details grades.
Is nine weeks the average turnaround time for ngc? I personally like their slabs over pcgs so will probably be submitting to them soon
@@jewnersey7413 I sent an order off back in the summer. It was more like 7-8 weeks then. Id say 9 weeks is a pretty basic turn around. Keep in mind that we send most of ours economy to keep cost down. Im working on a new order Im going to try to ship before thanksgiving sending in Reverse Proof morgan/peace dollars.
Nice slab😊
great video, thanks for sharing.
Good video, finally got em back!
All Beautiful Coins 🎉🎉 Crazy how differently they Grade them . Thx for sharing 😊
The excessive delay is why I decided to make submissions to CACGrading. Turn around in less than 3 weeks.
very exciting. fun to watch .
I just got my first coin back that I ever sent in for grading from ANACS.
Wow these Morgan’s are stunning
Awesome videos and coins keepnup the good work
I got a bunch out right now too! Good luck bro
Very good video! Thank you! If the back says Genuine non Gradable then it is a problem coin, as others pointed out. You did not seem to be aware even of this basic thing. So you must be at the begining of your journey, but you did o very nice presentation with the 2 videos. Once again, thank you from Romania!
Loved this video! Im gonna watch it a couple more times... ive been arranging my morgans into th 2-300 dollar range for submission, but i have quite a few. Ive been fairly picky. Laying them all out and only picking the most original coins
Great video. Very informative. Awesome grades!!!! The wait was worth it.
Congrats. Nice box.
Where any previously graded elsewhere?
Not in this submission. They were all raw
5 months 😮 Thats crazy ! Going to stop here and go watch the first video, be back after.
On the 1938-D Buffalo, check that it may be a DD because both of my MS-64 coins are DD, also we can see NOT GRADABLE on the reverse label on all your details coins. O Morgan’s were notorious light strikes on the eagle breast feathers.
Nice unboxing
Thanks for your help
I am very green to this hobby and now have a handful of coins to be graded and I of look towards the cheapest company but listening to others cheapest may not be the to go if I expect best prices for my coin s
If I have any wisdom and have time to talk about how a new person should proceed
I thank you for all you might
Your friends coins looked kind of chewed up on the cheek almost like he got them from the same guy, no luster. Your coins looked real nice! PCGS calls a coin MS-63 and the prices can vary quite a bit, some don't make the grade. I actually think graders are having a harder time of it, only so many MS coins and everytime someone comes into some they clean them to the point some are getting scarce. I bought 2 Morgan's, came today, 1891VAM3 CC CAC MS-63 AND A 1892CC MS-63 PCGS, 1891 was NGC but I had a very hard time finding these and to me they may be a little better than some, I saw 64's that looked worse, one thing I always look for is a frosty cheek, highest point on the coin. Don't know if it's me or there's not as many good ones around
The back of the slab says "Genuine - Not Gradable" if the front of the slab says "Details".
I like that 1927 Standing Liberty. The details are so beautiful on those qrtrs.
Great coins.
I’ve had any come back, that I got in mint rolls, as Cleaned. Resubmit and several will be graded differently. Start with and different graders eyes do make a difference.
Sorry to be so honest, but get a better on grades going forward. That was a lot of wasted $ for detailed coins!
Philly coins are plain , San Francisco is sharp, New Orleans are watery and Carson City are everything in-between
awsome
Why grade common date coins?
Because the customer wanted them graded and paid for the grading of them. That's really about it.
waste of money but the customer should know better next time. I have rolls of BU Morgans I bought 20 years ago but common dates. I would only send just the ones that look like ms 64s or higher. I am in 11 dollars each from 2005 when I purchased them back. @@silverscrounger
For future videos... we can see that it says "Genuine Not Gradable" on the back of the slab before you reveal the grade!
50 coins in didn't know lol
New Orleans Morgans generally come flatly struck so weak breast feathers are not necessarily a sign of wear.
Beautiful Coins!
Congrats on your grading results dude that’s awesome.
I just sent 23 morgans, it was $670
Great video
PCGS is tough but they tend to sell at higher prices. I really enjoyed this video honing my grading skills! Thanks.
Grading reveal videos are the best! Love the drama on each reveal!
Depends on what. You. Paid for. On. Shipping. !!
I could tell some of those were cleaned before you showed the grade.
Shame a 1800s coin gets details for a scratch, I like that ANACS gives a numerical grade for details coins.
If you look hard on the reverse of the slab you will see uncirculated details.
Sweet. I wont be able to watch it all now but ill be nacl later.
How can you tell if a coin is coin?
NEW SUB HERE!!! GREAT VIDEO!!! I HAVE SOOOO MANY THAT I SHOULD GRADE BUT IM AFRAID THEY WILL GET LOST IN THE MAIL LOL
Okay, I'm back..now to watch this one. Firstly, WOW 😮 No wonder it took 5 months 😅 Thats a lot of coins to have graded ! And some beautiful Morgan's (why I'm here, Morgan is King, and not only the 1895 😊).
Your grading fees had to have been killer on the order.
On to the video here, I'm keeping track of several, looking to see what pcgs thought.
Here we go !😊
With the right light you may be able to see hairlines on the cleaned coins.
Man that was brutal…
awesome video! Dont feel too bad about the grades. Grading is subjective and many of those details coins might straight grade if you sent them in again to NGC or Anacs. I learned the hard way not to send in a coin unless i don't care what the grade comes back as. PCGS is crazy with the details grading the last couple years. KEEP STACKING BRO
Is it even possible to have a 150 year old silver dollar that is white and never has been cleaned ??? Fun video...
So the grading wait time is about 5 months?
It was for this batch. Normally it is 3-4 months
@@silverscrounger I see, Thank you for your great content 🤍
Ive been wanting a liberty seated coin for a while. So, how much would you sell the liberty seated half dollar for?
How much was it for 50 slabs? Did u get the quarterly special?
I'll never use PCGS grading services ever again it took me 3 months to get my grades and another 3 weeks to get my coins. Coins I submitted should have been PR70DCAM came back as PR68, no cam. I cracked them out and sent them to NGC and received PF70UCAM. So screw PCGS! I use ANACs now because of their low fees and quick turn around time.
That was fun to watch. Thank you. I would throw the cleaned unc's in with your submissions to ANACS. Might get a better grade.
Most of them are customer coins, not sure if they will want to do that
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crack one or two out resubmit let's see how consistent they are!
Is that the average amount of time they take??
No, I have seen and heard anything from 8 to 12 weeks(3 months)
These are gorgeous Keith. If those SLQs come up for sale, id be a strong buyer!
Nice!
Sir learn everything you can about luster. That will advance your coin knowledge faster than anything else. Keep your details coins as a reference. Once you understand luster it will be like a light came on in your head.
They all looked good to me !
PCGS= keeping the values up, and the good coins down..
After watching that you could not pay me to send my silver eagles to PCGS. Totally ridiculous!
If you're new to collecting, I HIGHLY recommend to NOT submit ANYTHING for grading. Study, study, study. Learn the minting process (very important), learn the signs of cleaning and artificial toning. Learn the difference in a weak strike and actual circulation. Learn how to properly clean coins that will not get a details grade.
Just my opinion. People make tons of mistakes trying to rush through the process. Take your time and learn as much of the process as possible and you'll likely never be shocked by some of the nutcases at the TPGs.
Plus, the community is always willing to help out a newbie. Any questions and professional opinions are only a click away. Take advantage of the available resources and you will know what to expect.
Hated to see so many cleaned coins get graded, but live and learn. Always love the grade reveal videos. Subbed. 👍🏻
You have a lot to learn. Sending in almost all of these was a waste of money. Develop your eye and consider it Tuition.
Thanks for the constructive criticism. But as I said multiple times in the video, these were nearly all customer coins that wanted them submitted. Some of them I know I told them that they would get details grades, but they wanted to submit anyway. There were only a few coins that were from the shop that were submitted, and 4 coins that were my personal ones. Do I have a lot to learn? Absolutely. Was it a waste of money? Not to me personally.
If. You. Bought. Them. And. Paid. Say. $50. Dollars. Each. For. The. Morgan. Dollars. ! And. Had. Them. Graded . like. A. 1878_ s. Ms_ 60. Is. Just. Worth. $85. Dollars. !
Wow, if someone can figure out how to 'smooth the cheeks', they could make a fortune!
Be careful. When you. Buy. Coins. ! Make sure. That. Haven't. Been. Cleaned. !
Killing me with the covering of the coin information. Just show it to us from the start. By the time we learn what coin you are looking at you set it down, and by then I am bored…
Look at this… blah blah blah…
Rating reveal….
I hit the back button…
PCGS has some very subjective graders, A lot of your coins did not deserve the gradings they were given. It costs you a lot of money for PGCS submissions and to be honest it appears to be a lottery as far as gradings go. I'm sure if you resubmitted them at a later date a high percentage would come back with different grades. They have you over a barrel. Your gradings are at their decisions with no comebacks at all. This pisses me off big time. It costs a lot of money for the whims of dubious graders
am an artist and have alot better trained eyes than any of what so callled grader i can engrave a coin so we work to regulate sue them and demonstrate i canget more than 50 peupuls just familly and friends who is intersted
Bro, first I’d like to say, God bless seconds you’ve got a lot to learn PCGS was not strict on you. You just have no idea how to grade my other piece of advice as of a coin is not worth $200 don’t send it in
95% of the coins that were submitted were not my choice. They were customer coins and they insisted on them being sent in... even after some were told they may not straight grade. I do not argue the fact that I still have a lot to learn. I knew that before sending these in. I will always have a lot to learn, no matter how much I do learn... there's always more.
I’ve sent $60 coins in because I remember when I bought them in the 80’s. If it’s for your personal collection, it doesn’t matter.
Some body cleaned. Them. Coins. !
Wow you got destroyed
What a waste of time and opportunity cost - no thank you.
coin grading is a scam.
Great video
I'll never use PCGS grading services ever again it took me 3 months to get my grades and another 3 weeks to get my coins. Coins I submitted should have been PR70DCAM came back as PR68, no cam. I cracked them out and sent them to NGC and received PF70UCAM. So screw PCGS! I use ANACs now because of their low fees and quick turn around time.