1941 proof cent before and after NCS

Smittys

I had an ugly 1941 proof set sent it to NCS
This is the only before and after pic I have
I was overall please with the outcome
It graded PF64brown

drwstr123

Wha'd they do, irradiate it? Mike

jmj3esq

Looks like they used MS70 on it.

lasvegasteddy

wow...that looks way sweet and if you don't mind me asking...how much outlay was it for the ncs+grading?

Smittys

<< <i>wow...that looks way sweet and if you don't mind me asking...how much outlay was it for the ncs+grading? >>



It's been a while but if I remeber it was 15.00 for NCS ( I see they've gone up in price and time turnaorund) and economy for grading, The only thing making it
cost effective was sending the whole set. Which turned out good.

pontiacinf

Keets noticed a frankie I was trying to powerwash was a type 1, and offerd to send it to NCS for me



It came back this. Al (keets) saved it from certain death as I was ready to drill a hole in it and make an xmas ornement out of it

ricko

I like the original better. Cheers, RickO

ModernCrapNut

Did they use purple BAM on it?

cmerlo1

They've done nice work on a couple of early proof lincolns for me...I plan on continuing to use them when necessary...

GoldenEyeNumismatics

I love the color!

Connecticoin

<< <i>Looks like they used MS70 on it. >>



Sure looks like it -- similar to what Gmarguli did to the fugly proof Indian Cents.