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PCGS / NGC grading of Jeffs

I own a killer set of raw, toned Jeffersons. All kinds of colors with original concentric rainbow reverses. Unfortunately the person who built it was not overly focused on high quality. But I sent the most colorful (48-S) to PCGS and it came back slabbed 65FS and no doubt PQ. The obverse is green/pink.
So I am looking to maximize my investment. Is NGC grading easier than PCGS in this series lately? Is there a big differential between PCGS and NGC prices? I would think an NGC MS66FS would sell higher than a PCGS MS65FS. Forgetting the FS designation as criteria, is there a grading / price benefit to choosing one over the other?
Once I get them slabbed, I'll send in some pics and grades.
So I am looking to maximize my investment. Is NGC grading easier than PCGS in this series lately? Is there a big differential between PCGS and NGC prices? I would think an NGC MS66FS would sell higher than a PCGS MS65FS. Forgetting the FS designation as criteria, is there a grading / price benefit to choosing one over the other?
Once I get them slabbed, I'll send in some pics and grades.
Tom
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Type collector since 1981
Current focus 1855 date type set
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Type collector since 1981
Current focus 1855 date type set
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The * designation that NGC hands out from time to time often adds a premium. It's much tougher to get a star nowadays than it was when the designation first started.
Hoot
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Tommy