I may be loosing it

cosmicdebris

I actually asked NGC about the possibilty of them putting my Goetz 5 piece Ludwig III set in one of their New Multi Coin holders.


They said no not now but they eventually may offer it.

1jester

Then what if you wanted to crack it out?

What would it cost, anyway? The same as a normal slab? Or as much as if you were slabbing everything individually?

ajaan

According to my wife, I lost it years ago.

trozau

Your 1902 UK Eddie the 7th gold 4 coin matte proof set would be a great candidate for an NGC multi-coin holder. MOO

SYRACUSIAN

The cost is the amount of coins x $11 (minimum economy service).

I wonder why they've said no to Bill. They still haven't sent me two sets from Cyprus that I've submitted in Baltimore (last August ).
The first set included two coins that were flower-shaped (good luck with slabbing them) ,the second had an octagonal little coin.I can only guess that they're still debating on what to do,since they've already charged the grading fees.

cosmicdebris

trouzau another great idea!

SYRACUSIAN

Bill,

I'm afraid I'll have to disagree with trozau; your Eddie's set is so beautifully displayed that it would ruin it. How many Eddie VII sets have you seen with all the denominations (model half-farthings,third farthings etc) and the medals and in such a superb condition?

I've seen none,except yours.

cacheman

I'd have to agree with Dimitri.

I also think you are taking away history when removing Patterns from their presentation box. If the set is original and in its original box of presentation then you have a piece of beauty AND history.

But, to each their own....

cosmicdebris

S I noticed in the picture that the spaces for the coin do not seam that deep. Can they easily move around inside the box?

trozau

cos, even PCGS is getting into multi-holders.

cosmicdebris

Just ordered one of these for the set: