Submitting To NGC

It's been a while since I posted on here. My computer has been on the blink and I've been busy. I have been considering submitting a few of my coins to NGC. I know none of them will come back 65's. Some will come back as 64's and a lot of them as 63's. By the way, I'm talking about Morgans and Walking Liberty's. Any advice? I'm debating whether or not it's even worth it.

 

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Common date's are probably not worth it. If you have some better date coins perhaps, but the slabbing will run you upwards of $20 + a coin after all costs involved.

 

If you're not planning on selling them , put them in Intercept Shield 2X2s or airtites and enjoy them .:smile

 

My general rule of thumb is that if the coin is not worth over $100, don't slab it.

 

My rule of thumb is if I ever get a coin worth slabbing, I will get it slabbed!!!:thumb:

 

Unless they're better dates I wouldn't send them in if you don't think they're 65's.

 

AJ - NGC must cut you a special deal. Us lowly collectors must pay more. I sent a large cent a few weeks ago and it will cost me $30 plus $17 shipping & insurance = $47!

I gotta get me some of that AJ love (spoken like a slang loving linguist)!

 

fill the form the right way and you wont pay more than 20

 

I want to get coins slabbed at PCGS (modern commemoratives, silver eagles) what is the cost per coin to do this. Is the 14 dollar price all I require? PCGS fee list : MODERN (1965 to date) $14 20 - 30 days † coin priceup to $300

 

are youa member of PCGS either you have to be a member or you can submit through an approved dealer