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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 1452386, member: 66&quot;]Since when did NGC start charging an $8 per invoice fee?&nbsp; It&#039;s not on their website.&nbsp; PCGS does but as far as I know NGC does not.</p><p><br /></p><p>Also are you sure you want to do this?&nbsp; For one thing all of the service levels except the earlybird require a five coin minimum&nbsp; the fee for an error coin designation is $12 extra not $10.&nbsp; I can&#039;t see a rotated die coin being worth paying $42 to be identified as such.&nbsp; After all you can put on the holder &quot;Rotated die&quot; and anyone who wants to confirm that just has to turn the holder over.&nbsp;&nbsp; Is the Unc wheat cent worth paying $30 to have put in a holder?&nbsp; Is it worth it if it doesn&#039;t come back as MS?&nbsp; (would help more if we knew what the cent was.)&nbsp; Same question on the 79 Near date.&nbsp; These do command a premium, but is it worth sinking $42 (earlybird + $12 for variety) into it?&nbsp; If it comes back at the grade you hope for you&#039;ve already added $42 to what you have in it.&nbsp; Is the profit still worth doing it?&nbsp; What if it doesn&#039;t come back as high as you hope?&nbsp; Are you still ok or are you now underwater in it?&nbsp; The Postage and insurance is going to be close to $20 each way so that is another $40 or about $13 per coin you will have sunk into each of them.</p><p><br /></p><p>Bottom line you are going to be spending about $51 per coin to get them slabbed.&nbsp; So the question is, if they come back in the grade you hope, will they be worth at LEAST $51 more than they are right now.&nbsp; If not you are throwing your money away.&nbsp; And then what about if they DON&#039;T come back at the grade you hope?&nbsp; Are you still OK or not?</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Yes sending in 2 more coins would make it a little cheaper because you could use the $17 per coin economy level instead of the $30 per coin early bird.&nbsp; But you also have to pay for two more coins so five at $17 = $85 compared to three at $30 = $90.&nbsp; You get two more coins slabbed for $5 less.&nbsp; Brings your effective cost per coin including shipping to $29.40 instead of $51.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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