First strike question

I have just received my UHR via UPS next day air and it was left on my
front porch.

My question is how much should a PCGS First Strike slab add to the
retail price if, or perhaps I should say when, I, or my kids decide to
sell it. Is there any recent history of the added value of this designation?

George D

On Feb 27, 11:36*am, George D wrote:
I have just received my UHR via UPS next day air and it was left on my
front porch.

My question is how much should a PCGS First Strike slab add to the
retail price if, or perhaps I should say when, I, or my kids decide to
sell it. Is there any recent history of the added value of this designation?

George D

Assume zero.

Read this:

http://www.usmint.gov/consumer/index...ms#firstStrike

George D wrote:

I have just received my UHR via UPS next day air and it was left on my
front porch.

My question is how much should a PCGS First Strike slab add to the
retail price if, or perhaps I should say when, I, or my kids decide to
sell it. Is there any recent history of the added value of this designation?

George D

$0

JAM

"Leo Marx" wrote in message
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George D wrote:

I have just received my UHR via UPS next day air and it was left on my
front porch.

My question is how much should a PCGS First Strike slab add to the
retail price if, or perhaps I should say when, I, or my kids decide to
sell it. Is there any recent history of the added value of this
designation?

George D

$0

To those "in the know". I see First Strikes routinely pulling a better
price on eBay auctions. Yes it is all bullcrap but not everyone is aware.

George D wrote:

I have just received my UHR via UPS next day air and it was left on my
front porch.

snip

There is a good blog and a lot of angry reader comments about recent
Mint stupidity regarding valuable shipments left on door steps, dropping
signature requirements, and other avoidable security problems:

http://coins.about.com/b/2009/02/17/...ity-breach.htm

What amazes me is the glowing pride with which the Mint boasts of its
next day shipping "free upgrades" for expensive packages, next to its
fencepost-dumb circumlocution and denials of urgent requests for
ordinary signature and hold services such as offered by US postal
service.

On Feb 27, 9:28*pm, Monitor wrote:
George D wrote:

I have just received my UHR via UPS next day air and it was left on my
front porch.

snip

There is a good blog and a lot of angry reader comments about recent
Mint stupidity regarding valuable shipments left on door steps, dropping
signature requirements, and other avoidable security problems:

http://coins.about.com/b/2009/02/17/...ity-breach.htm

What amazes me is the glowing pride with which the Mint boasts of its
next day shipping "free upgrades" for expensive packages, next to its
fencepost-dumb circumlocution and denials of urgent requests for
ordinary signature and hold services such as offered by US postal
service.

Hey, I thought it was early release now not first strike, or did that
mess never cleaned up in court?

"sgt23" wrote in message
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Hey, I thought it was early release now not first strike, or did that
mess never cleaned up in court?


NGC = Early Release
PCGS = First Strike

On Feb 28, 8:28*am, "PC" wrote:
"sgt23" wrote in message

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Hey, I thought it was early release now not first strike, or did that
mess never cleaned up in court?



NGC = Early Release
PCGS = First Strike

Thanks PC.