To slab or not to slab? HELP!!! (Awesome toners inside!)

airplanenut

Howdy,

I'm getting ready to send a modern submission of toners to NGC, and want your opinions on sending these along for the ride...

1971-D Half

(obverse toning not as dark--see lustre shot for a more accurate "deepness")






1975-S Cent (Right obverse does have quite a field of hairlines and a few "dirty" streaks; reverse has dirt on top as seen)




1962 Cent





Thanks!

Jeremy

airplanenut

Someone's gonna reply...

ss350camaro

Jeremy,
Those Lincolns aren't worthy of grading. Just send them to me

Really ............ Nice coins.

byergo

Kennedy's yes, cents no.

ss350camaro

To slab or not to slab?

The problem i see is the pics are so large that they bring out every little imperfection. At normal size these coins probably look very nice.

JrGMan2004

I like the 2nd Cent, it's pretty... as for slabbing... not a clue have I...

berylcoin

If you're not planning to sell them, is the protection/appearance of a slab and an expert's opinion worth the cost of slabbing to you? It may sound simple, but that's the bottom line.

If you do plan to sell and are wondering if slabbing them will "pay out", then I haven't a clue.

BC

airplanenut

Most likely, I'd sell if I slabbed. The cents I wasn't leaning too high on, as they both have some visable problems. The JFK, though...

Russ

The Kennedy will likely grade MS65 at NGC and bring about $30 in the marketplace.

Russ, NCNE

islemangu

awesome photography

joecool

Send them in.......

nOoBiEeE

Slab them and hurry up...

airplanenut

<< <i>Slab them and hurry up... >>

The package is packaged... none of the coins in this post have been included, as a board member asked about/bought the half, and I didn't feel much love for the cents.

Jeremy

coppercoins

Well, I didn't get to this one before you made your decision, but I'm glad it you made the one I would have. Neither of the cents are worth slabbing.