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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cwtokenman, post: 151445, member: 2100&quot;]Your token is id NY 630M-6ao, with the 1061 reverse (Indian head side). Rarity rating is R3 (500-2000 known), which is still considered rather common. Without the clash marks it would be id NY 630M-2a and rated at R6 (20-75 known).</p><p><br /></p><p>If you really want it certified, NGC is almost the only player in town, but I have recently seen a single cwt slab by some other company as well, I believe it was SEGS. I would strongly discourage you from submitting this token, although I do not know your motive. Slabbing costs, with postage and insurance, could be a rather high percentage, if not exceeding, the value of this token. As stated prior, slabs are not received warmly by most exonumia collectors.</p><p><br /></p><p>BTW, nice token, and that is one of my favorite cwts. I have around a dozen and half of those, including 3 different off-metals ones. One is double clipped in addition to the other &quot;problems&quot;. I have noticed, although none of my references make any note of it, that there are &quot;double clashed&quot; versions of this token as well, where the second clashing had a very slight shift from the first clash. About 1/4 of mine are of the &quot;double clashed&quot; variety. Your pic shows some doubled areas, but the second line could be from the depth of the impression. The spacing visible between the doubled lines is about right, although I was thinking slightly closer together if anything. Look at it under magnification to know for sure.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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