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PCGS Offers Special Labels for American Liberty Silver Medals

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Professional Coin Grading Service has shared the following release:

Submission Instructions

  • All coins must be American Liberty 2016 Silver Medals
  • All American Liberty Silver Medals must be submitted on their own submission form (cannot mix with other coin submissions)
  • All standard First Strike rules will apply as described here
  • Valid for Standard Service only (Secure not available)
  • Not available in conjunction with any other submission or label (i.e. First Strike Flag, PCGS 30th)
  • Under the “Other” service level, indicate Label #202 for First Strike or Label #203 for non-First Strike
  • Turnaround time for submission is based on the service level selected
  • Pricing: Service level fee plus American Liberty label fee of $18 per coin for First Strike or $9 for non-First Strike

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Additional Guidelines
  • Standard Shipping and Handling fees apply
  • PCGS First Strike Flag Label also available, indicate “Label #2” – $18 per coin
  • PCGS Collectors Club vouchers can be used, the $9 or $18 label fee is not included in the voucher and must be paid at the time of submission

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You must be a PCGS Collectors Club member or PCGS Authorized Dealer to submit directly to PCGS. To join the PCGS Collectors Club click here.

For any other questions, please contact PCGS Customer Service Monday through Friday 7:00AM to 5:00PM PST at 1-800-447-8848.

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  1. Should I have them graded or not??
    I well receive my coins early next week and I am struggling deciding if I should pay the money out to have them graded. I am not a member, so I would have to pay that fee also. If they get graded at 70 I have some great coin deal, if graded at 69 I waste my money. Would you do it?? Would you go PGCS or NGC??

  2. It is always a good Idea to get your coins graded personally I own some NGC and PGCS however if spending my money I would always go with PGCS their price guide is better and there grades are also
    look at just about any silver coin with PCGS and compare it to NGC and you will find the price is better with PGCS always go with the best !!!and they are nothing but the best

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