Perhaps NNC is the way to go when selling (not buying)

ElectricEye

Checkout this "MS68" morgan on eBay, upto $306 with an hour to go:



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XpipedreamR

Here, I fixed your horrible, defective link for you...

Cameonut

No thank you - I actually care for my customers.

USC

<< <i>No thank you - I actually care for my customers. >>



Help me understand that.

Cameonut

<< <i>Help me understand that. >>



I wouldn't buy a coin in an NNC holder - so I wouldn't sell one to my customers - especially those that were unfamiliar with grading standards.

kieferscoins

Yeaah but in the long term it will not help you or the collector.

Cameron Kiefer

bgrice

There must be a load of economics behind the flurry of off-the-wall tpg's that some of the big sellers on eBay are using these days. I wonder if it is possible to see the population reports at a NNC or NTC? That might be amusing.

Barry

My guess is they don't have pop reports. It could be evidence some day...

RYK

grades ms 64 maybe

That was my exact thought, with the emphasis on maybe.

nwcs

Might be an upgrade candidate...















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keets

i've been noticing more and more of the NNC certified coins lately. i bought a nicely toned 1949-D NNC MS65 Jefferson in Pittsburgh last August for $8. what strikes me as much as anything about this service is the feel of the holder in my hand----very light. until i see more in hand or with good pictures online i bid about 2-3 grades low and then move on, but all i've looked at are Jeffersons. a quick glance at condor's book doesn't list NNC, so i guess they're only about a year or so in business.

al h.

coinbuf

<<I wouldn't buy a coin in an NNC holder - so I wouldn't sell one to my customers - especially those that were unfamiliar with grading standards. >>

I'm glad many people feel this way, makes coins like this 1937 Merc more affordable for me.