Pre-screening mint-sealed ASE set boxes

messydesk

If I have a mint-sealed box of 10 ASE sets, currently, I'm not able to go through that box and pick out the few best coins of each type I want to submit without losing the 20th Anniversary Set designation on the BU and normal proof pieces or the First Strike designation on the others. Can a box be submitted saying, "holder the best 3 of each," save the submitter some money, and get designations a sealed box affords?

CoinKing

<< <i>If I have a mint-sealed box of 10 ASE sets, currently, I'm not able to go through that box and pick out the few best coins of each type I want to submit without losing the 20th Anniversary Set designation on the BU and normal proof pieces or the First Strike designation on the others. Can a box be submitted saying, "holder the best 3 of each," save the submitter some money, and get designations a sealed box affords? >>



Hi John,

No, its either all or none. In order to find the three best coins of each type, we have to examine (grade) ALL of the coins.

DocBenjamin

@CoinKing said:
<< If I have a mint-sealed box of 10 ASE sets, currently, I'm not able to go through that box and pick out the few best coins of each type I want to submit without losing the 20th Anniversary Set designation on the BU and normal proof pieces or the First Strike designation on the others. Can a box be submitted saying, "holder the best 3 of each," save the submitter some money, and get designations a sealed box affords? >>

Hi John,

No, its either all or none. In order to find the three best coins of each type, we have to examine (grade) ALL of the coins.

Archives are of very high value,

JWP

This is why I have changed my subscriptions to just 1 per order. I get more emails than I care to read this way, But I also can decide to send in just 1 at a time in a sealed box too.