My first 3 are graded... I am super happy with the results

[Bonnie]

1909 VDB MS 66 Red!
2005 P Satin Finish Sacagawea MS 69
2005 D Satin Finish Sacagawea MS 69

Those were about what I thought when I submitted them! I guessed the VDB to be about MS67 Red, so I was pretty close to that.
I collect the Sacagawea, I guess I'm about the only one but I like them very much.

Now how do I see the images on PCGS website? Couldn't figure it out.

[MintErrors]

If you paid for a fee for the photographs, all you should have to do is from the main pcgs page, under Cert Verification, is put your certification number in and the info for that coin should be displayed. On the coin label, there are two parts to the number, enter only the data to the right side. It's like 8 to 10 digits, or whatever they are up to now...

I own a complete set of Sacagawea's in proof 69 deep cameo. She is one of my favorite series, I passed on a set of proof 70s DCAM because the cost was so stinking high.

I got the best ngc labels with the Native American woman on it. It took about 6 months to find them all. It will be passed down to my kids eventually.

[eaxtellcoin]

Bonnie,
Do the slabs have a gold colored PCGS shield on the left side? I maybe jumping the gun if you just submitted the coins in the last few months and you just recieved the results. If you just recieved the results and you did pay PCGS for the TrueView Sevice, then you will recieve notification the photo's are available to view soon. usually within a few weeks of them mailing your coins back.
Eric

[Bonnie]

If you paid for a fee for the photographs, all you should have to do is from the main pcgs page, under Cert Verification, is put your certification number in and the info for that coin should be displayed. On the coin label, there are two parts to the number, enter only the data to the right side. It's like 8 to 10 digits, or whatever they are up to now...

I own a complete set of Sacagawea's in proof 69 deep cameo. She is one of my favorite series, I passed on a set of proof 70s DCAM because the cost was so stinking high.

I got the best ngc labels with the Native American woman on it. It took about 6 months to find them all. It will be passed down to my kids eventually.

I am also collecting the complete set of proof sacagawea dollars through PCS it comes in a nice holder with facts about each tribe and has a book to put them in.