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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 8074115, member: 13650&quot;]Yup.&nbsp; By the time you add on shipping and grading fees you could have bought an NGC MS64 version already slabbed.&nbsp; I&#039;ve sent quite a few in for grading over the years.&nbsp; On classics it seems there&#039;s an above average chance they will find problems with the coin one way or another.&nbsp; &nbsp; I just submitted a buffalo nickel I was sure was MS63 or higher and it came back whizzed!&nbsp; And it&#039;s not easy to see but maybe can tell now.&nbsp;&nbsp; Now it&#039;s in my collection as a learning tool.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; Morgans are very common.&nbsp; You honestly need something really spectacular to make it worth submitting for grading.&nbsp;&nbsp; There&#039;s no $50 Morgan I would send in to get graded.&nbsp; I&#039;d expand that to no $100 Morgan I&#039;d send in to be graded.&nbsp; They&#039;re just too common already graded without paying for the risk yourself.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp;Another thing you&#039;re going to find in most series as a &quot;general&quot; rule.... just about anything worth grading has already been submitted for grading.&nbsp;&nbsp; If it looks really nice and shiny and not in a slab there&#039;s a high probability it&#039;s been cleaned and nobody wanted to send it in , or it&#039;s already been in an AU details slab and somebody cracked it out to get more money for it as an unknown raw coin.&nbsp; This happens all the time.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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