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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;huntsman53, post: 589681, member: 1242&quot;]Mareesey,</p><p><br /></p><p>You can have a Coin Dealer send the coin or you can get a Membership to NGC and send the coin in yourself! However, if you are a Seller on eBay, then I think that you can submit directly to NGC through eBay itself without paying for the Membership. First off, you need to submit the coin to NCS which is the Conservation Division of the Companies owned by the same folks that own NGC. Send it to NCS for conservation with specific instructions for them to send the coin to NGC for certification (which is pretty much authentication), grading and attribution (notation of the specific Variety...i.e. 1992-D &quot;Close AM&quot; Lincoln Cent) if it can cross-over to a NGC slab. Otherwise, NCS will conserve, certify, grade and attribute the coin! When you fill out and submit the Submission Form and the coin, make sure that you notate on the form that you want all of these above services. I am not sure of the total costs but it could be over $200 but it would be a good investment, if in fact the coin is a genuine 1992-D &quot;Close AM&quot; Lincoln Cent!</p><p>Before you decide to send it off, check the coin out (or have it checked out by a Coin Dealer) with a Coin Microscope to insure that there are no seams just inside the Obverse or Reverse rims or no seam on the edge of the coin (i.e. where a half of a 1992-D Cent Obverse and a half of a post-1992 Cent Reverse where glued or soldered together. If you feel comfortable that there are no seams and it is genuine, then I would advise to submit it but the decision should be yours to make!</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Frank[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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