Question about ANACS
ultradmpldollars
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I have a 1883-CC in an old PCGS rattler type holder graded MS63 DMPL. I think the coin could get a UDM at ANACS, but it looks like there is PVC forming on parts of the reverse. What will ANACS do with this coin? Bodybag it? Or give it a net grade?
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Jeremy
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Just go to their site its clearly stated.
Soak it in acetone for a while and rinse it in acetone that should get rid of it without harming the coin in any way if it is pvc.
tough call. if you think it's PVC, you can always wash that yourself with acetone and not harm the coin. that assumes, i guess, that you would be removing the coin from it's holder and sending it to ANACS. if you sent it to PCGS, the prudent thing would probably be to call them first and discuss things. if it is indeed PVC, i imagine they might remove it and re-holder the coin for you under their guarantee. maybe the place to start is by getting further opinion of what the problem area you spoke of really is. there are no doubt members/dealers /collectors who could help identify what's really going on with the reverse.
in the perfect world, it would be positively identified as PVC, the coin would be conserved by PCGS and re-holdered with the DMPL designation added.
BTW, here's my example of the date. do you think they can fix that planchet flaw??
al h.
if you really want ANACS, submit on crossover service with your minimums
MS63 UDM
they will return original slab, or return PCGS if does not make it
do you really think active PVC? PCGS is good at picking that up as well as ANACS
if PVC was on the coin, there probably was a light film restricting reflection
can always go the PCGS guarantee route but could be $30 for them to say they like it where it is
any of these things is going to cost you $30+, is it worth it?
worst case would be crack out, soak in acetone and find you can't get the stuff off you think may be PVC, and you can not get back in a holder as good as it is now (after spending $$ and time)
are your plans to turn this coin, or keep in your collection for another 5+ years?
As has been said earlier, ANACS will not slab it if the problem is PVC.
On the other hand, you could submit it to ACG with hopes of receiving an MS69 grade.
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I use a 3 dip acetone rinse, where I soak the coin in one glass jar with about an inch of acetone in it, then with metal tongs, move it to the next jar of acetone, swish it around to rinse it, then move it to the third jar and do the same thing, then take it out and it will dry within about a second. Really effective on PVC.
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