Old ANACS photo cards

Vetter

I have these old ANACS photo grading cards that came with my late fathers collection. I don't think I have the coins that go with them. Any idea what I should do with them? They are for 1972 Lincoln DDO #1, 1909-S VDB Lincoln, 1944-D/S #2 Lincoln, 1918/7-D Buffalo X2 and 1924-S Buffalo. I have never seen them before. I looked on ebay, but didn't see any.

Thanks
Tony

Russ

<< <i>Any idea what I should do with them? >>



Stick a suitable coin in a flip, staple it to the upper left corner and run a scam.

Russ, NCNE

ms70

Ebay'em. I'm sure they're collectible.

XpipedreamR

Why don't you just keep them?

seanq

Here's one I bid on over the weekend. Coincidentally, it's for a coin your Dad had, too, a 1944-D/S Die 2. I still run across them occasionally, but I'll leave it to the forum experts on such matters to tell you if the cards alone are considered colectible or not.


Sean Reynolds

1946Hamm

Send them to Conder101. He collects them.

MrEureka

The one in the upper right hand corner is interesting. I don't remember that type. Can somebody fill me in on that?

Russ

Did somebody mention old ANACS photo cards?





Russ, NCNE

Conder101

Yes I would be interested in them. I'm kind of surprised at the variety that you have. You have 6 of the ten or eleven different certificate varieties including what looks like an ANACS 1.

Andy the one in the upper right appears to be an ANACS 1, the first certificate type issued between 4/72 and late 1975. The front just has the photos of the coin and the back usd a rubber stamp to print a "form" which ws then filled in by hand and signed by Charles Hoskins. I would really like to see that one though since it looks like it might be slightly different from the other ANACS 1's that I have seen. (For having been produce for three years the ANACS 1 is unusually scarce. I've only seen four in the past 6 years.)

magikbilly

Ouch. I remember when those were state of the art.....


Billy