Crackouts and the original labels

Bankerbob56

Is there a standard protocol among "re-submitters" for disposition of the original TPG labels? I have a coin that I may crack out and re-submit but I am unsure what to do with the original grading label. Do I send it in with the coin? If I do send it in does that influence the new grader/grade? If I don't send it in then how can anyone rely on population reports?!

llafoe

<< <i>Is there a standard protocol among "re-submitters" for disposition of the original TPG labels? I have a coin that I may crack out and re-submit but I am unsure what to do with the original grading label. Do I send it in with the coin? If I do send it in does that influence the new grader/grade? If I don't send it in then how can anyone rely on population reports?! >>



I believe they'll give you 50c for the old labels...

The population reports are only a reference, actual populations will vary.

BAJJERFAN

If the coin is sent in raw, the graders don't know the history. If you crack out a lot of coins, it is prolly better to send in a bunch of inserts separately at one time. If you are an infrequent cracker outer, just send the insert with the coin; it will have no effect on the grade of the coin.

roadrunner

Send yours to the Contursi foundation. That way it will go to a good cause when the next 10,000+ are turned in.

roadrunner

lkeigwin

Just hang onto it for now. The cert may be useful later on, should you sell it, particularly if it comes back with a lower grade.

Sending it in now will have no impact on the new grade.

Pop reports are all screwed up as it is, unfortunately.

There is no time limit for sending in old certs. I usually wait until I have enough to make it worthwhile.
Lance.

BAJJERFAN

<< <i>Just hang onto it for now. The cert may be useful later on, should you sell it, particularly if it comes back with a lower grade.


There is no time limit for sending in old certs. I usually wait until I have enough to make it worthwhile.
Lance. >>



Yep. There is not much more wasteful to a business than printing and mailing a check for fitty cents.

WTCG

Most crackout dealers save the labels and return them to the grading companies at a later date. Some grading companies will pay a small bounty for returned labels while others don't.

foodude

I turn in all the PCGS and labels from across the street.

bushmaster8

anyone know if ICG still pays?

The original ICG paid a relatively substantial premium for their inserts, $5 was it?

But since the ICG-ANACS_ICG morphing, I wonder if they still do?

ColonelJessup

<< <i>Send yours to the Contursi foundation. That way it will go to a good cause when the next 10,000+ are turned in.

roadrunner >>



Check your facts please. BTW I haven't checked mine, but recollect that the Contursi hoard was in excess of 13,000. The rebate(?) was donated to some ANA fund. Have our hosts modified this rebate to a 50c credit towards future grading fees?