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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 7653292, member: 13650&quot;]I&#039;ve submitted small batches of stuff over several years to NGC for my registry set and others.&nbsp;&nbsp; You have to fill out the forms right and dot your Is and cross your Ts.&nbsp;&nbsp; But, the process makes sense so you get your own stuff back in the end. </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; As soon as it&#039;s graded and finalized you can click on the slab numbers to see what the grades are or wait for the box to show up.&nbsp; During Memorial Day weekend it took about a week to get the box back after they shipped my latest batch.&nbsp; The boxes are very discreet and well organized.&nbsp;&nbsp; You can watch guys opening them on youtube.&nbsp;&nbsp; It&#039;s not the cheapest thing in the world to do so you have to be sure you really want something graded if you send it in.&nbsp; &nbsp; The extra handling fee per tier and shipping adds on top of the service cost per coin.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; I appreciate the re-holder service because that is fairly cheap and it absolutely sucks having a very nice coin in an old slab that&#039;s so beat up from being sold a hundred times and handled at who knows how many shows until the plastic is so marked up you can&#039;t get a good picture of it.&nbsp; People are hard on slabs.&nbsp;&nbsp; If a coins for sale in a brand new fresh slab it&#039;s worth extra to me.&nbsp; They offer scratch resistant holders.&nbsp; I always get those.&nbsp;&nbsp; When my stuff comes back it&#039;s photographed and then the slab goes in a plastic binder page or Intercept Shield slip that protects the slab.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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