WTF is going on at PCGS?! 🤬 - PCGS Unboxing - PCGS Grading

Absolutely keep that ‘52 Proof 25C in that messed up holder!! It’s just awesome to be able to show off what people are dealing with when it comes to 3rd party grading cos

I would actually love to own that 1952 25c proof in that goofy pcgs holder. It’s just too funny how ridiculously off they have become.

I like these videos with the trueview before showing the grade. Thank you very much. Keep up the good work.

Another thing, it would be soo easy for the companies to do better if they wanted to, they could easily track every coin grade that is flawed back to the "experets" that graded them since they all have a unique number. So they could start with getting rid of the lazy once's using a three strike out policy, which would instantly make over night improvements!

I am very disappointed with PCGS too. They don’t even take care of the issues for the customers anymore!? Wtf

This is a great video to let new collectors like myself know what to expect from PCGS grading. Thank you!

So glad I came across this. I just inherted some really nice old coins and was going to use PGCS but it appears best to use NGC instead.

Hey Rocky! I told you I was looking forward to this video. You certainly didn't disappoint. I agree with all the PCGS mistakes you found. It's certainly sad we have to pay all this money and wait as long as we do to end up getting screwed in the end. I'd make them do a reconsideration and pay for all shipping and insurance fees both ways.

I would for sure hold on to that 1952 quarter that marked as a nickel. It’s funny to see they have it listed as a nickel, but then have the picture of the quarter.

Exactly why there is a CAC grading now. Then there will be a grading for CACed coins. Soon all holder's will look like a sponsored Nascar with all the grading stickers on them! It's all CRAP to get people's money!!

Labeling errors definitely do not add value to your coin. In fact it can lessen the value, because if the denomination is wrong, the grade probably is as well. Anyway, these labeling errors are much more common than you might think.

I’d almost argue that PCGS isn’t using multiple graders to grade their coins anymore also. I bet they are slapping a box in front of one kid and saying “good luck”

I use NGC for all of my older coins, and I use PCGS for modern coins from the mint for just this reason. I have been screwed using PCGS and break coins out and send them to NGC and get a straight grade. Just happened to me too many times to use PCGS for older coins.

I can see the split series on the 'R'. You are correct, it is a variety for certain. I was going to send a bunch of my Benjis into PCGS but now I'm thinking twice about it!

Thanks for showing us the unboxing!

Thanks for doing videos like this! I don't have a ton of disposable income, and I wanted to get a few family heirlooms in slabs so I can let my kids hold them and look at them. Nothing incredibly valuable, but they're sentimental. No way I'm wasting my money on PCGS these days. I'll probably do ANACS for the price if I decide to do it.

The 64 Kennedy looks like machine doubling. I have a Morgan that I thought was doubling too.

PCGS lost the real graders now they got micky mouse crew

Just wanted to pass along what I was told back ten years or so ago.... I was told never send in bulk lots of anything for grading whether it's coins, stamps, sports cards, comic books, etc... The reason being if you send in bulk lots for grading you get bulk quality/attention to detail grading. I guess that means sometimes the difference between say getting a grade of 68/69 turns into 66/67. Or expecting a grade of 68 with attributes...gets just a 68. I've heard there are things that you could do to up the odds of getting the highest grade possible, but I can't provide any proof of that so I won't bother commenting on that.....but you might want to consider using an alias when submitting your coins and/or collectibles. But what's in a name? Ya know what I mean?😮😊😉 🙊🙉🙈

Fun video to watch, but sorry about your difficulties.