New coin grading companys

how do i put a pic on here

im new and want to put a pic on here but dont know how to do it

 

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XYZ Grading Company

At the sake of repeating myself - months later - if YOU dont trust YOUR grading abilities - buy ONLY PCGS, NGC or ANACS graded coins. As a dealer I know that the marketplace respects the grading of those companies. Having been a dealer since 1979, I can tell you emphatically, there is NO Santa Claus in the coin business. I see thousands of coins on eBay and at coin shows that are 1-5 points lower than the grade stated on the certified label. With PCGS, NGC and ANACS, you get a standard. Of course they make some mistakes; they are human beings grading coins, but the percentage is small. There are numerous companies out there started by people to deceive the unknowledgable. Be careful. If I may I would like to put in a plug - take an ANA grading course - whether in person or through the US mail. Its WELL WORTH the money! Thanks! Mike G

 

these classes arent going to help me now with the ms of these coins but ty for the suggetion ill have to take advice on them classes and take them cause i dont know how to grade coins and yes that is something i need to learn sence i want to get in to collecting coins but can anyone tell me if these are ms 67 like the grading company says pls pls help me

 

Well the pictures are a bit too small to be able to grade it correctly. Is there any way you can enlarge them ?

 

inlarge pic

i can try to brb with bigger pic hopefully

 

bigger pic i think

lets see if they are bigger

 

People can sue for saying just about anything... it's just a question of whether or not they will win, or whehter it will get laughed out of court. Merely stating an opinion is not slander or libel. Basically, it has to be proven that you say something that you know not to be true for the sake of hurting someone's reputation. In any accusation of libel or slander, truth is a defense... if you can prove what you're saying
is true, it can't ever be libel or slander. Also merely stating an opinion, as long as it is clear that it is an opinion and that you're not misrepresenting opinion as fact, is not libel or slander, whether it's true or not. Many people like to use threats of lawsuits for slander or libel to intimidate those that are either ignorant of the law or who lack the resources to hire lawyers to defend themselves. I've known a lot of websites that basically call their bluff when they realize that the threats are empty because no court would waste their time hearing a libel case when it is clearly just a statement of opinion, protected by the 1st amendment.

 

guess i cant

i have tryied over and over and can not get them any bigger sry
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1963-d Ms67 Fb

The pics are bigger but still not anywhere near large enough to grade the coins via a scan. Can you scan the coin at 300dpi? Thats what we normally use for eBay.

The PCGS Coin Universe Price Guide lists that coin at $2350.00 in a PCGS holder in MS67 FB, but that is a VERY STRONG price and it has to be in a PCGS holder. In MY humble opinion, its one of those coins that guides for more than it normally sells for. I have sold hi grade Jefferson nickels that were on the PCGS Coin Universe price at $1500 for less than $100.00 on eBay.

Price guides arent always reliable.

But the scan of your dime is still way too small to accurately grade.

 

What are you talking about!? That coin looks Almost Unidentifiable to me!

 

Can you reference the court documents for one individual (not a direct competitor or an actor for a competitor) who has lost in such a case?

 

Well for all of you old farts, If your using Windows go to the start button then hit all programs and then click on accesories and then click accessibility and click magnifier. Its pretty easy to use and it works good for you older folk. hahahaha
They also have a function where it will read it to you.
Just an FYI

 

ok i think i might have got it now

ok i think i may have gotten them bigger

 

did you click on the pic it makes it bigger

 

Doesn't really matter if it is a weak strike or wear - no way is the reverse worthy of an MS grade IMHO.

 

Along with the bands not being full , I have circled a few of the areas that would detract from the grade Gallery gave it.

 

I listen to people say to only buy from certain companies and I completely disagree (though this depends on why you are buying). I think I have a three coins in NTC slabs and the grading has been spot on. These are pretty high-end coins (Proof Barber Half, couple of 1900's Liberty $20 Gold, etc.) I've asked here what these were worth and I paid $100-$300 less than the street prices posted here (not price guide figures, actual, realistic pricing).

How? I bought the coin, not the holder.

If you are a buyer, don't limit yourself to "the top three." If you look for the same coin, same year, same grade you will see a variety of different looking coins in slabs from a single company and from various companies. You can find the same coin cheaper in a non-top three slab.

That isn't to say you should blindly buy a NTC slabbed coin and take the grade to heart. I don't do that with ANY grading company. While the top three may be off by a point or two, the non-top three might be off my more. In other words, there are probably more overgraded (at least of certain coins). But, there are plenty properly graded as well. If you buy the coin (not the plastic) you'll be fine. If you're the type that buys coins signt unseen (no pictures even), then well.... do what works for you.

If you are looking to sell, then you want to get the coin graded from a company that will bring you the highest resale (and NTC won't do that for you generally). The same coins I bought above would have cost me $100's more if they were in a slab from a top-three. As a seller, that's important to know.