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Message:: [QUOTE="Troodon, post: 3986680, member: 4626"]Pretty much just echoing what was said above... If you're doing it to test your grading skills, and/or just finding a convenient way to protect and store the coins, go for it.  ANACS is just as good at grading as any of the other so-called "top-tier" TPGs (perhaps an unpopular opinion, but I stand by it).  Whether or not it should be the case, I can't deny that NGC and PCGS coins will have a higher resale value typically, but if you're not intending on selling them anytime soon, no reason that should be a concern.  And $10 each is an amazing deal, if you have a bunch of silver dollars and cents you think are worth having graded.  The threshold of "is this worth grading" is lower at that price. "Is it worth it to you" is a question only you can answer; you have to decide whether the service you're getting is worth paying for.  For what you're using it for, I'd say go for it. If however, your long-term goal is to get these graded by NGC for sake of resale, it would honestly not be worth paying two different graders per coin. Up to you ultimately.  But $10 per coin is a heck of a deal; you'll not get any grading service worth being called such cheaper than that ever.[/QUOTE]