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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 2345924, member: 19250&quot;]Oh I totally&nbsp; get it on the cross to a 68 however&nbsp; in hand this coin is a different&nbsp; animal then by my image. Yes a Pr 68 DC would be a&nbsp; $65,000.00 coin no bones about it.</p><p>I have had little trust in TPG from sending in coins my self years ago.&nbsp; As I have had several coins sent in come back in body bags.</p><p>case in point....</p><p>my father worked for the Federal Reserve .&nbsp; During his 47 years there he had a lot of money come across his path.</p><p>He had in his Safety&nbsp; deposit box quite&nbsp; a&nbsp; few&nbsp; items.</p><p>One was a roll of 1943 P war nickels.</p><p>it was one item I got when he passed.</p><p>Now remember&nbsp; in those days the bank received&nbsp; sealed&nbsp; bags from the mint. At the bank there were actually&nbsp; cages where mostly women as it was war time worked to roll</p><p>coinage&nbsp; to be sent out to regular&nbsp; banks for commerce .</p><p>Smack dab in the middle of the roll was an 1943/2 unc. Nice coin not full step... but really nice coin. </p><p>Sent it in......and......it came back cleaned! </p><p>This coin came from a shotgun roll that the coins last seen light back in 1943.</p><p>now what makes it even stranger is that I sent in several other coins from the same roll. All came back as 64-66 , one came back as a 65 FS.</p><p>Yet the one that was the variety&nbsp; came back cleaned.&nbsp; </p><p>After that I was done sending coins in to PCGS.</p><p>NGC who in my opinion&nbsp; grade nickels on a different&nbsp; curve that is&nbsp; much tougher got it right. </p><p>So yes I do agree if you have a high dollar coin or a high value variety&nbsp; you&#039;re&nbsp; very lucky if it gets a fair shake.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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