NGC does not do what ??????

I've tried letting silver coins soak in WD40 for a few days. It must be pretty mild because it doesn't remove the toning and doesn't even do a very good job cleaning other "stuff" off of the coin, but I haven't noticed any long term damage from using it for improving lightly soiled coins.

 

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when I grow up I wanna be NGC, and do lots of weird stuff and get paid for it.

 

Acetone is Dangerous

Just in case the someone reading this doesn't know.....here is an excerpt from an MSDS for Acetone:

"Danger! Extremely flammable liquid and vapor. Vapors may cause flash fire or explosion. Harmful if inhaled. Vapor concentrations may cause drowsiness. Causes skin and eye irritation. Harmful if swallowed. May cause target organ or system damage to the following: Eye, skin, respiratory system, central nervous system."

Many people tend to wave off warning labels, but acetone is very dangerous, especially in a poorly ventilated area.

 

NCS, not NGC.

 

Whats the differance?You send a coin to NGC they body bag it send it back to you with a note to send it to NCS and tell you "Thanks for submitting your coin for grading but we are unable to grade your coin "-THANKS FOR THE MONEY

 

NCS is a subsidiary of NGC.

 

They are sister companies. Each is an independent entity...they just fly the same flag (Collectors Society).