How much is it to a 1999 wam in for grading?

So I found a 1999 wam a while ago and now I want to get it certified. But I went onto pcgs and ngc and the prices and fee are confusing me so now I need help
Thanks

 

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Can you post pictures of it? Front and back.

ANACS, 5 coin minimum. About $14.00 each, plus shipping and insurance.

http://www.anacs.com/

 

Another way to get coins graded is to go through a dealer.

 

I have a dealer acct with NGC. I'd have to check since lately I have just done foreign coins but it's approx. $14 plus $15 for attribution and shipping both ways. Most dealers will charge you more to send your coin in so they make a profit doing it so you need to find a dealer in here that will piggy back with some they are sending in.

 

Do either NGC or PCGS allow you to submit coins at Coin Shows?

 

ANACS is having a sale. I got the news first since I have done business with them before. They will announce it to the public soon. You get a minimum order of 5 coins for $10.00 each for grading and a slab. You can add two more coins for free. so that is 7 coins for $50.00. Error attribution is $7 more per coin. Conservation is $29.00 per lot of coins if you want it. You can add more than 7 for $10.00 each grading fee.

 

The first thing you should ask yourself is why you want to get it certified. If that's how you prefer for your own collection, end of story. However, if because you're thinking of selling it or simply assume it "needs" to be, it's worth digging a little deeper. Is the coin problem free and if so, what realistic grade range is or should be expected? Unless to a certain level, it may not be in your best interest to submit it, plus with an easily identifiable variety such as this, certification isn't always necessary, especially once you factor in expenses and time.

 

Here's the offer you were talking about:


ANACS Insider Exclusive Gift
Thank you for being an ANACS Insider. You are part of a growing network of collectors and dealers that choose ANACS Coin Grading. Thank you for making ANACS, “The Collectors Choice”.

The Summer Special will kick off in July, but ANACS Insiders get early access. It’s another smoking deal; 5 coins for just $75 and includes return shipping. But as usual, there’s a little something extra for Insiders.

As a loyal ANACS Insider, we not only bring this offer to you weeks ahead, but we are going to sweeten the deal too. As advertised, you can submit 5 coins for $75 ($10/coin plus $25 Return Shipping). As our annual July 4th Gift, you can add an additional 2 coins to this offer at no extra cost! 7 coins for only $75!

Just use promo code "GIFT" on your submission form. Make sure to read the details and limitations listed below. Orders must be postmarked by July 31, 2016.

Click Here for a Printable Submission Form

Here are the Details & Limitations:

Grading fee is $10 per coin and $25 return shipping, plus two free. Add more coins at $10 each. Economy Service with a $500 max value per coin. US Minted coins only. Other services (Attribution, Conservation, Imaging, etc.) are optional and available for an additional fee. Submissions must be postmarked by July 31, 2016. This offer cannot be combined with any other special offer or promotion.

 

I want it certified for my collection
BooksB4Coins
I am a kid so I can't go to coin shows
Dougmeister
Pictures coming tomorrow evening
TJ1952

 

And for the ANACS deal it's just 75 dollars flat for 5 coins and 2 coins free of charge correct?

 

Get someone to take you!!!

 

I will ask but I don't think my parents will take me.

 

Photos are a great idea!

At this point, if you don't mind a few old fogies offering their opinions that is, perhaps we can help you figure out if there's any real upside to having it certified. Of course it's fine if you just want it slabbed, but there's no harm in getting a few extra pairs of eyes on a coin before spending your money.

I will look forward to the photos, young sir!

 

Yeah some more opinions would be helpful

 

You are right!

 

Here are the pictures

 

Here is the back

 

Cool find. I wouldn't bother with getting slabbed but that's just my opinion. You do what makes you happy.

 

Great find!

 

Yeah I pulled it out of a bank box right after I learned about them