If you pay for either Mint Error or VarietyPlus at NGC and the coin doesn't get attributed, then the coin will come in a bag, even if the coin...
Yeah, I called them a couple days ago and the rep told me that it only says INELIGIBLE TYPE on their end. There's no further information on their...
Oh and I didn't pay anywhere near those figures though! I think they were well within sub-$100 each purchased raw. I saved so much compared to...
Well, what I thought they should grade as vs. what NGC graded them as resulted in a value difference of at least several hundred dollars each for...
I'm ok with the results overall, though I wish that #2 was better.
Another thing, I've read somewhere of anecdotal evidence that the Red Book indicated that a 1917 Wheat cent proof existed. In my Red Book (2016,...
This one came back as an INELIGIBLE TYPE by NGC. But why?? There was no specific reason given. What's more is that I have another one that was...
This one came back from an older submission in 2017 as: [Spoiler]
Yeah I think I'm going to submit this along with my medal for an Appearance Review. I'll ask them to reconsider the rotated die error along with a...
I thought all rotated dies of at least 15 degrees was considered a Mint Error, at least by NGC. But if it's too common, then it's a variety...
Yeah, I only paid extra for the Mint Error, and not the VarietyPlus, designation. I'm not even sure that this would have been labeled as a...
I might just do that for this medal, along with my next submission. I'd have to wait until the end of April for the show in IL though...
I just don't see how it can cause all of that damage in a flip. Some of the damage is in the fields which would be less likely to be in contact...
Yes, it was in an over-sized flip, and packed with tons of bubble wrap. It's as if someone placed the medal flat on a table and pushed it aside...
OK, I received the medal back today and I see that the big "gouge" was simply a piece of plastic (phew!). However, marks that weren't on the medal...
I received my January submission from NGC today, and one of the coins is a 1914 Buffalo nickel with a noticeable 15 degree die rotation (and a...
OK, as an update, this came back from NGC as having this Mint Error: [Spoiler]
OK, this one came back as this from NGC: [Spoiler]
By the way, this one graded as this: [Spoiler]
OK, here are the grades assigned by NGC, in the order presented: [Spoiler]
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