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<p>[QUOTE="Phil Ham, post: 1301062, member: 5787"]I've created a new thread on the grading of the 25th aniversary set to get opinions in one place on the pro's and con's of grading of this set. I received my five sets on Thursday and they're sitting beside me on a table in the unopened mint box. I'm a coin collector who loves copper and silver coins but have never sent coins into a grading company. I've only got a few graded coins that I bought for cheap at an auction. My first question is should I send all 5 sets to a grading company in the sealed mint box? What grading company (I'm thinking NGC)? What type of member should I become assuming I pick NGC? Does it take long to become a member and can I immediately send in the box for grading to get the early release status? Why should early release even matter? Why grade the three coins in the set that you can get through other means? Does the 25th aniversary designation matter on these coins? Since the grading will cost nearly as much as the set, will it pay off in the end? I should say that I'm not interested in selling them but just curious about the future value of my collection.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Phil Ham, post: 1301062, member: 5787"]I've created a new thread on the grading of the 25th aniversary set to get opinions in one place on the pro's and con's of grading of this set. I received my five sets on Thursday and they're sitting beside me on a table in the unopened mint box. I'm a coin collector who loves copper and silver coins but have never sent coins into a grading company. I've only got a few graded coins that I bought for cheap at an auction. My first question is should I send all 5 sets to a grading company in the sealed mint box? What grading company (I'm thinking NGC)? What type of member should I become assuming I pick NGC? Does it take long to become a member and can I immediately send in the box for grading to get the early release status? Why should early release even matter? Why grade the three coins in the set that you can get through other means? Does the 25th aniversary designation matter on these coins? Since the grading will cost nearly as much as the set, will it pay off in the end? I should say that I'm not interested in selling them but just curious about the future value of my collection.[/QUOTE]
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