Question about Washington quarter

Numismanic

I have a NGC67 1940D quarter I want to crossover to PCGS so I can enter it in my registry set. Should I crack it out and risk not getting it back in 67, leave it in the holder and take my chances, or just leave it alone. Thanks, Don

Bikingnut

I would send it in for a crossover. I think if you cracked it out it would likely come back in a 66 holder.

nwcs

Not to mention that if you damage the coin during crackout you're really going to cry.

Bubblehead

I'd leave it in the NGC holder.
The chances are very good it will come back as an MS66. And as mentioned, you won't chance giving it a "boo-boo" cracking it out.
Just print on the invoice "Cross at any grade" and I'm pretty certain you'll get it back in a PCGS holder as MS66..
I've done it both ways, with the same results. So, why take a chance..
JMHO...

Russ

<< <i>Should I crack it out and risk not getting it back in 67 >>



That depends. Is it an MS67 by PCGS standards? If so, crack it out.

Russ, NCNE

Android

Leave it in its NGC holder, and enter your set in NGC's registry. They allow NGC and PCGS coins.

rainbowroosie

If you do send it to PCGS, send it as a raw coin not a crossover.

Numismanic

<< <i>That depends. Is it an MS67 by PCGS standards? If so, crack it out. >>



From what I've seen PCGS is more strict on grading Washington quarters. Would it be worth more in a PCGS 66 holder or in an NGC 67 holder.

Don