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Learn how PCGS assigns grades from "1" to "70" to coins based on the Sheldon Scale. See the visual guide and the classic table view of the PCGS grading standards for Mint State, Proof, Specimen, and Plus grades.
- PCGS Coin Price Guide
Some PCGS coins sell for less than the prices listed and...
- Bullion & Financial Prices
Bullion & Financial Prices - PCGS Grading Standards
- Bullion Coins & Products
Bullion Coins & Products - PCGS Grading Standards
- Morgan Dollar
Morgan Dollar - PCGS Grading Standards
- St. Gaudens $20 (1907-1933)
St. Gaudens $20 (1907-1933) - PCGS Grading Standards
- Lincoln Cent (Modern) Price Guide
Lincoln Cent (Modern) Price Guide - PCGS Grading Standards
- Jefferson Nickel
Jefferson Nickel - PCGS Grading Standards
- Gold Eagles (1986 to Date)
Gold Eagles (1986 to Date) - PCGS Grading Standards
- PCGS Coin Price Guide
With PCGS Photograde™, you can obtain the approximate grade of your coin by comparing it to the photo that most closely matches its appearance. After you’ve done that, you can go to the PCGS Price Guide to get a ballpark idea of how much the coin is worth.
Learn how PCGS uses the Sheldon 70-point scale to grade coins by strike type, mint state, color, design and surface. See visual examples of different grades and designations for various coin series.
Coins with any of the problems listed above (except codes 83, 86, 90, 96, and 99) can be encapsulated in a Genuine-Not Gradable holder. There are two options available under the Genuine service. Only one option is allowed per submission form. See below for a detailed description of the two options.
9 Μαρ 2004 · Here is a coin grading volume so complete that—like its author, PCGS—it indeed sets the standard for grading coins. Inside this illustrated guide you will find: This detailed guide is the only book on the market that encompases so many facets of coin grading and counterfeit detection.
26 Νοε 2024 · The PCGS Grading Standard is based on the 1-70 Sheldon Scale and is the guide we use for every coin we grade. PCGS offers a full description of each grade, including suffixes that are added to certain grades, and No-Grade codes.
The increased number of grades provides a far more accurate method for grading coins. PCGS also includes concise descriptions for all grades that describe what characteristics our graders are looking for when grading coins. You can use this chart to compare your local grading standards to those of PCGS.
