To those of you who send coins to NCS, what are your reasons for doing so?

coinguy1

Please feel free to list as many or as few as you please. Thanks.

Russ

Spot removal, surface stabilization.

Russ, NCNE

relayer

So modern PROBLEM coins can be turned into modern PROFITABLE coins

goose3

I sent one coin to them, a Wreath Cent with some problems. The reason I chose them over anacs?

ANACS' net grading SUCKS. I prefer to not to have someone essentially assigning a value to my coin.

I also REALLY like the "look" of the NCS holder and wish that holder was an option when submitting to NGC. As dumb as it sounds, I would send all of my monitor tokens in for reholder.

coinlieutenant

LOL!!

You're killing me Mark... I thought you said you were calm!!

J

DHeath

Mark,

As I post this, I'm preparing a coin to send. It isn't expensive. It's a 44 Lincoln off-center that has flashes of luster and good surfaces, and is struck on a T1 planchet. The coin was not as expensive as the holder will be, but I intend to keep this coin, and it has a print and some gradue on the reverse. I'd like to see if it can be minimized before I holder the coin, as I expect it will never see fresh air again once holdered. I could buy a replacement coin, but I'd keep this one anyway. I'll let the guys at NCS give it a look see, and perhaps they'll make it more pleasant to look at.