FREE: PCGA GRADED PF70CAMEO 1986-S PROOF STATUE of LIBERTY CENTENNIAL HALF DOLLAR

The listing, PCGA GRADED PF70CAMEO 1986-S PROOF STATUE of LIBERTY CENTENNIAL HALF DOLLAR has ended.

This auction is for a PCGA Graded at PF70 Cameo, 1986-S Proof Statue of Liberty Centennial Clad Half Dollar.
The slab used by Premier Coin Grading and Authentication (PCGA) does not use raised edges to protect the face of the slab so there are scratches seen, but none of them are on the coin itself.
When looking at graded coins it is always said that you are purchasing the coin and not the holder. Of course that is said more when the holder is from a grading service that is not one of the upper tier companies.
That brings us to PCGA. Any TPGS without a website, address, phone number or email are usually "self-slabbers" who grade their own coins, sell them, and don't accept submissions from the general public. PCGA is one of these TPGS companies.
I wanted to get that out to you about this coin because this coin is graded as PERFECT. With a magnifying glass it can be seen that all scratches are on the slab and not the coin itself.

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** EXTRA HOLIDAY NOTE **
The holidays are upon us again and the Post Office is having troubles getting items delivered.
When you do receive an item, I would appreciate it if you would, in a timely manner, mark the item as received so that I know I will not have to contact the P.O. in an attempt to find where it was mis-delivered. I use tracking on all auctions and if you follow it and see that an item shows delivery but you did not receive it, it would help greatly if you let me know so that the delivery person can be contacted while it may be fresh in their memory as to where it was mis-delivered to.