High Grade Saint exodus from NGC
Kenneth1830
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Within the past two years a handful of NGC 67 CAC Saints have traded hands and been removed from their holders. They are now residing in PCGS holders, with just a few remaining NGC CAC 67’s One coin did upgrade from PCGS 67 to NGC 68 and I suspect two others may have as well? I guess that is the only way NGC can maintain Cream of the Crop material.
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The owners of the coins are the ones who have/maintain the material, not NGC.
Mark Feld* of Heritage Auctions*Unless otherwise noted, my posts here represent my personal opinions.
In the last couple years, straight crossing a St. Bean has become standard protocol.
It wasn't always that way.
It's a money thing.
If you're into that
My Saint Set
About $20 is all I'm good for when blowing money and after that....I'm just devastated! lol
Leo
The more qualities observed in a coin, the more desirable that coin becomes!
My Jefferson Nickel Collection
Is this 'movement' related to Registry sets? Cheers, RickO
Not sure if it’s related to registry sets, perhaps increased value? With CAC approval however it really shouldn’t matter. It’s got to be tough for NGC because they should want high grade coins in their holders. All they can really do is upgrade the real Monster coins. Which for me they didn’t????!??