Found this one CRH and looks in pretty good condition. Are they worth getting graded in this condition? Hopefully pics are clear enough!
Not even remotely close, unfortunately. In order for a coin to be a candidate for submission, doing so must add something of value, be it independently verified authenticity to increased liquidity and/or anything in between worth as much or more than the cost of admission. Many folks will set a certain dollar value amount as being the definer of what coins are worth submitting, but the fact is that a majority of those already residing in plastic have no real reason being there and was a waste of money, so there's little reason to add to this unless one enjoys making the TPGs even wealthier.
I don't see the poster around anymore, but a few months back, any time someone would post a 10 cent coin and ask if they should get it graded, he always said yes and had posted the reasons why. But of course he was just having some mean spirited fun.
YES! Send it in. Definitely worth it. For about $30 you will turn a 15 cent coin into one worth about $1
Absolutely not. You can find some already slabbed of higher grade for less than doing it yourself after fees and postage/insurance.
Darn it. If I had the right photo rig, I'd show him what a slab-worthy 1943 cent looks like. It's an NGC MS67. Oh well, my 3.5x-45x zoom trinocular scope is on its way. By the way @desertgem, you may not realize it, but with bits here and bits there, you were VERY helpful in helping me select a scope, and I want to thank you publicly.
Thanks guys I figured as much just thought I would ask. Not copper btw. I remember reading awhile back that they would copper coat these or paint them and sell them as novelty coins at shows.
