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Coins & Pins

Rich in heritage and layered with nostalgia, coins and pins hold a special place in the collections of discerning hobbyists and treasure-seekers. Similar to other categories, their stature is secured by hallmarks of collectibility: vintage origins, offbeat offerings, sets to complete, and high-value rarities aplenty. As demand and value rises, so does a need for authentication and grading by the industry’s most reputable experts at PSA.

Coins graded by PSA are specific to the hobby and unrelated to currency, with popular releases manufactured by Topps, Salada, and Pinnacle. Visit PCGS for services relating to currency coins and rarities.

Coins and pins are graded in accordance with PSA’s 10-point grading scale. As these items are less susceptible to wear than cardboard or paper, results often come down to strength of eye appeal. In regards to key elements that PSA graders focus on, consider the following:

  • Scratches, dents, severity of rust (if present)

  • Centering of the picture (obverse and reverse)

  • Compression of the pin or coin

  • Overall print and manufacturing quality


Pricing

Value

$32.99/Coin or Pin

Max Insured Value: $500

Estimated Turnaround Time: 75 Business Days*

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Value Plus

$49.99/Coin or Pin

Max Insured Value: $500 or less

Estimated Turnaround Time: 45 Business Days*

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Regular

$79.99/Coin or Pin

Max Insured Value: $1,500 or less

Estimated Turnaround Time: 25 Business Days*

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Express

$149.00/Coin or Pin

Max Insured Value: $2,500 or less

Estimated Turnaround Time: 15 Business Days*

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Super Express

$299.00/Coin or Pin

Max Insured Value: $5,000 or less

Estimated Turnaround Time: 7 Business Days*

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Premier

$599.00/Coin or Pin

Max Insured Value: $10,000 or less

Estimated Turnaround Time: 7 Business Days*

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Coin & Pin Grading Process

Step 1

Authentication

PSA graders review your item for authenticity. Once deemed genuine, PSA examines further for evidence of condition doctoring.

Step 2

Grading

Once your item passes authentication, PSA grades its condition on a scale of 1-10, with 10 representing the best possible grade.

Step 3

Encapsulation

Your item is preserved in a sonically-sealed, tamper-evident case with its grade and certification number displayed on a PSA LightHouse™ label.

Benefits of Coin & Pin Grading

Gold Standard

PSA is universally recognized and respected as the grading standard for collectors of memorabilia.

Security

PSA encapsulates every item in a tamper-evident, sonically sealed case that preserves eye appeal while providing protection.

Value

As the market continues to prove out, items authenticated and graded by PSA often outperform competitors in verified sales and auctions.

Most-Graded Sets

Coins

1955 Armour Baseball Coins

1962 Salada Baseball Coins

1962 Shirriff Baseball Coins

1963 Salada-Junket All-Star Baseball Coins

1964 Topps Baseball Coins

1971 Topps Baseball Coins

1987 7-11 Slurpee Baseball Coins

1990 Bandai Baseball Coins

1998 Pinnacle Mint Collection Baseball Coins

Pins

1896 Sweet Caporal State Arms Pins P10

1896 Whitehead & Hoag Presidents PE7-15

1909 Sweet Caporal Domino Discs

1910 Sweet Caporal Pins

1932 Orbit Gum Pins (PR2)

1946 Kellogg's Pep Cereal Pins

1966 Batman Pins