Results of submission on my bust dollar

Ogden

I promised to let the forum know after I submitted the coin for grading. ANACS authenticated the coin and noted it to have EF details and net graded it F-15. They said the obverse was reengraved as many of you thought. However the reverse is original. I'm not an expert but the reverse sure seems like it's AU+. I intend to send it off to NGC to see what they will grade it. Several of the forum members hit it on the head with the EF details. I may put it up for sale at Ebay in the future. Too bay it had to be fooled with. It is a beautiful coin. Great to hold a part of history that some of our great grandparents may have help. Sentimental, Huh?


Ogden

KoinKollector

NGC will send it back to you in a bodybag, they might take it if it was cleaned, but not retooled.

TomB

It likely will not get slabbed by NGC because the re-tooling is so obvious. ANACS is about the only third party certification service with a good reputation that will net grade coins. Leave it in the ANACS holder and save your money on the NGC submission.

agentjim007

SAVE YOUR MONEY......NICKS THE NGC

Placid

You can not get a "altered" coin slabbed at ngc or pcgs. Many "problem" bust dollars are sold in the major auctions in anacs slabs and get pretty good bids.

gmarguli

It likely will not get slabbed by NGC because the re-tooling is so obvious. ANACS is about the only third party certification service with a good reputation that will net grade coins. Leave it in the ANACS holder and save your money on the NGC submission.

There is also NCS now (part of the NGC parent company). While they are brand new they do have the NGC "backing" and they will become well respected. They also don't "net grade" which is a nice thing.

goose3

I just got my wreath cent back that I submitted to NCS while at Baltimore. I love their holder!!!!!! and best of all. NO NET GRADE!


They have 2 NON conservation submissions.
holder as genuine.........$6
"details" grade...........$12

zenny

i think ncs is a much better idea. they will put it in a slab with some sort of description of the problem, although if it's tooled there's no way they'll allow it to pass through to ngc. not sure if they put a details grade on something like this.
good luck
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Trime

Ogden,
Can you relink the picture of the coin.
It must have been on a prior post.
Thanks

Ogden

Showing the photo's again.

Ogden

Ogden

REVERSE!