I just got this back from NGC. I have no real information about it other than what is listed on the insert. I picked it up at the NYINC show...
The average grade is a 69 with maybe 20% grading higher or lower. The reason you only see most of these coins in 69 or 70 slabs is because the...
I suspect that he is thinking about the Micro O Morgan dollars that escaped detection by PCGS for about 20 years.
A super quick search returned this from Coin World: Coin World The 1932 Washington quarter dollar was meant to be a circulating commemorative,...
You're free to disagree all you want. Doesn't change the fact that the 1932 Washington quarter is a commemorative. I'm sure a quick search could...
Actually, the 1932 Washington is a commemorative.
I've noticed that one of my IDs has the same x******x pattern to it over several months.
Nope. I also haven't tried to spend a St. Gaudens or Morgan dollar or even a silver Washington quarter lately, but I'm pretty sure they're also...
Since when aren't commemoratives legal tender?
Yes you can. Eunice Shriver is still (technically) living and she is on a coin. Some of the early commemoratives featured living people. You...
How fine will you be if gold is at $400 an ounce? You are aware that gold can go down just as quickly as it went up? Rarity doesn't equal...
There are reasons why the earlier years have fewer coins graded. Early on the TPG did not have a Modern Tier or bulk grading. I recall...
It really depends on what you want. Do you want a slabbed or raw coin? If slabbed, do you want so-called "perfect" or just a superb gem coin? It's...
CAC does not sticker "PQ" coins as the marketplace understands PQ, but rather they sticker coins that are average for the grade. In your example,...
Why would NGC care? The inserts aren't of any real value. I've got hundreds of NGC inserts for real coins, not glorified bullion and they won't...
But there is a grade and authenticity guarantee that is associated with the slab and that should add value.
That's the other services. PCGS will pay 50c per insert and ICG will give $1 credit for modern inserts and $2 credit for classic coin inserts. NGC...
I've never heard of any TPG charging $1 a coin for grading. What you may be thinking of is that NGC & PCGS charge $1 per coin for bulk submissions...
If you have a hard time buying something that may go down in value, then no hobby will ever be for you.
Their zip code is 80111. I notified them that their web site and email blast was wrong several weeks ago, but as of a couple days ago, it was...
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