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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;BioEtOH, post: 1315169, member: 34475&quot;]I try to answer to the best of my knowledge.</p><p>1. It&#039;s a matter of preference. I prefer graded coins than raw. So, I got my sets graded using NGC. Are they worth more than raw? In most cases, they are. Just see the price of MS/PF69 set, I think it is higher than opened or unopened raw set. But if you grade yours, you may possibly get one or two or even more sets of perfect sets. It&#039;s gambling, but it&#039;s worth the risk .... hold on no risk actually, since you still profit more than open/unopened raw sets. FYI, from 10 sets I sent to NGC, I got 8 sets of MS/PF70.</p><p>2. That is a possibility. I actually used Express Mail both both submissions with 5000$ insurance each. But I was risking myself because if my package got lost, I would only be able to claim for 15$ only! Yes, 15$ only. Luckily, they both got there. You may try FEDEX but you need to have an account with them and use the street address instead of the po box address. I can&#039;t recall it now, but it sound like parkway something. Same city and zip code as for the po box.</p><p>3. You must not open the original box. You place the box from the mint in a bigger box and secure it well with plenty of foams or bubble wraps. Since you are not planning registered mail, you can use the plastic tape. But if you opt for registered and risk of getting it late for the deadline of early release/first strike, then you must use paper brown tape.</p><p>4. Despite the fact that I only collect and adore NGC stabbed coins, there seem an increased value for first strike pcgs coins. But it may simply reflect the cost of first strike designation that would charge you extra of 18$ each. </p><p>Hope this helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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