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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;fiddlehead, post: 2067341, member: 31286&quot;]With vintage gold as you describe, I would prefer NGC or PCGS certification - and if they are actually certifiable, not details, they will be worth 30 to 50% more in NGC or PCGS holders than any other TPG.&nbsp; I know this from buying and selling.&nbsp; I always expect a vintage gold coin in an ANACS holder to sell for considerably less - and if I believe in the coin, I&#039;ll break it out and send to NGC.&nbsp; With luck, it can work out.&nbsp; This would be especially true of the 92 $10, which is a pretty valuable coin in a full grade N or P holder.&nbsp; I bought a 91 $5 cc in a PCI holder - xf45 - broke it out and sent to NGC - came back au58.&nbsp;&nbsp; Gold coins I&#039;ve owned in ANACS holders have proven difficult to sell unless seriously discounted.&nbsp;&nbsp; But you never know, sometimes you can take advantage of that situation.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW, the OP says he saw these coins in his local shop - I assume it was a coin shop.&nbsp; These days I think it would be hard to find a coin dealer who wouldn&#039;t send a rare gold coin (all CC&#039;s are in that category I suppose)&nbsp; in for NGC or PCGS grading if they thought they would grade.&nbsp; So I would always assume that dealer owned rare gold that is raw is unlikely to grade - but then you never know for sure.</p><p><br /></p><p>duk[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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