2009 territory quarters graded!

Discussion in 'Coin Chat' started by ponderossa, Dec 23, 2009.

  1. ponderossa

    ponderossa Junior Member

    Hey everyone, i just got back the proof set i sent to NGC for grading, I got 5 of the coins back in PF70UC, and one in PF69UC, these are the first coins ive ever sent in, excited to get some good grades!!!
     
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  3. lunar lord

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  4. Mat

    Mat Ancient Coincoholic

    Congrats on the nice grades
     
  5. mralexanderb

    mralexanderb Coin Collector

    Nice grades, but what are the "average" proof coins being graded at? I look at my Proof coin sets and when I can't find any flaws I keep them stored and secure, as is. So, what did it cost you to get them all graded? Including shipping and Registered mail with insurance? You got some nice coins certified by a TPGer but many of us have just as beautiful a set of territory quarters still in the original Gov't Packaging (OGP). I'd rather spend my $$s on more coins than grade modern coin sets. But, of course, that IS my own opinion.

    Post some pictures. I'd love to see how the TPG are grading modern coin issues.

    Bruce
     
  6. ponderossa

    ponderossa Junior Member

    I have 2 sets, I wanted to get one set graded to try to get a PF70 set, i got 5 in PF70 just need the other. the price was $90 for 6 coins, Ive got some older coins I would like to get graded in the future.
     
  7. AdamL

    AdamL Well-Known Member

    What I'd like to know is what are these coins going for in those slabs?
     
  8. ponderossa

    ponderossa Junior Member

    according to the price guide on NGC, the numismedia price guide says they are $40-60 dollars a piece in PF70UltraCameo
     
  9. HULL COINS

    HULL COINS Member

    congratulations
     
  10. AdamL

    AdamL Well-Known Member

    Sounds like you did alright then.
     
  11. Mr. Coin Lover

    Mr. Coin Lover Supporter**

    Congradulatons.

    I have a set of 70's in the silver proof and clad proof. Only 70's I've ever owned. I think they are very attractive and unique. I wanted to own something in PF70 and Ichose these.

    I wish I knew what the NGC population on the PF 70s are.
     
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