A few more from NGC. Take a shot if you like.

Four more coins to guess the grade. If that’s something you enjoy doing.

 

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1) MS 65
2) MS 66
3) MS 65
4) MS 64

I'm guessing that the grades for #1 and #2 match the years

Another nice batch!

 

1) SMS MS-66
2) SMS MS-66
3) MS-66
4) MS-65

 

65
65
66
65

 

SMS MS-67
SMS MS-66
MS-66
MS-65

 

MS65
MS66
MS66
MS64

 

One of you has already gotten 3/4. Wow

 

Answers:

 

MS67
MS66
MS66
Ms63

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I saw the 65 and and 66 in Ms 67 going for $79 each on TV. I wish I could get that kind of money for coins.

 

If you don't mind paying for airtime you could

 

I was at

MS-67
MS-67
MS-67
MS-65

 

I guessed 66, 65, 65, 64. You had a really great outcome! Congratulations!
My grades were based on past results from NGC - generally quite conservative and very stringent.

 

I agree...I have limited experience, but having submitted a few coins to both PCGS and NGC I would say NGC is a bit more stringent, but my sample size is way to small to be definitive.

 

By the way...they weren't all that good. I had a 70d Kennedy that I was thinking was at least MS65 come back as a 64. The reason I sent them to NGC over PCGS was because NGC considers "modern" to be 55 and after while PCGS considers it to be 65 and after so...it was more cost effective to send them to NGC...and overall I'm satisfied...after looking at the populations, the 2 SMS Kennedys and the Washington are one below the top grade.

 

How long did it take NGC and PCGS to grade your coins?

 

Can I ask why you would send coins in for grading that are barely worth more than the grading fees?

 

I know it doesn't make a lot of financial sense. I don't really have a good answer for your question. I had some credit left over with NGC I needed to use, and I guess I just wanted to. Sorry, I don't have a better answer.

 

PCGS roughly 3 weeks....NGC one time was a month...the moderns were 2 weeks