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Holy Cow, did you know that TPG NTC Corp. deposits your submission in a climate controlled vault?
Goldbully
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Wow, what does PCGS have to say about this???? 
We carefully log in and store your coins in our climate controlled vault before the coin grading process begins.
Got to give them credit....it's not easy competing with the top dog!!!
Our modified clear acrylic resin case offers impact strength which is much stronger than general-purpose acrylic resins making it one of the strongest, most durable holders on the market. In addition, it has imbedded ultra violet protection to shield the sun's rays and protect the coin from toning. The insert is a non PVC material that will not react with the coins metal and cause change in color.
NTC Link
edited to add: Love this statement...."In the event that you do not have a credit card, please include a minimum of $25 for return shipping and insurance when paying by check or money order."
We carefully log in and store your coins in our climate controlled vault before the coin grading process begins.
Got to give them credit....it's not easy competing with the top dog!!!
Our modified clear acrylic resin case offers impact strength which is much stronger than general-purpose acrylic resins making it one of the strongest, most durable holders on the market. In addition, it has imbedded ultra violet protection to shield the sun's rays and protect the coin from toning. The insert is a non PVC material that will not react with the coins metal and cause change in color.
NTC Link
edited to add: Love this statement...."In the event that you do not have a credit card, please include a minimum of $25 for return shipping and insurance when paying by check or money order."
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I'm gonna send them an ASE monster box, cheaper than airtites!
Oops, thought they meant $50 total grading fee.
No Way Out: Stimulus and Money Printing Are the Only Path Left
of the coin. I was wondering why I see so many of their slabed coin with a gold huge to them. That
thermostat must be turned up real high.
At one time Robert Johnson owned them and would slab his own coins.
Calling them a TPG is stretching it a tad IMO.
1917-s Obv WLH NTC -15 went to a PCGS 25
1942/1 Dime NTC VF-20 to PCGS 30
<< <i>At one time Robert Johnson owned them and would slab his own coins. >>
Does he use the same grading standards for coins that he owns as he does for coins owned by others?
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
I'm not convinced you can truly be considered a top dog until you begin grading colorized and hologram coins and you have also introduced your version of a prong holder.
<< <i>Ownership always adds a grade or two Perry....
Thanks. I forgot about that rule.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
<< <i>Ive actually broke out two NTC coins several years ago and got them to upgrade at PCGS >>
A broken clock is right twice a day.
Holy Cow, did you know that TPG NTC Corp. deposits your submission in a climate controlled vault?
...yeah but do they provide documented proof that they REALLY do just that
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Gary
<< <i>Methinks Goldbully has too much time on his hands today >>
Today?!? Goldbully posted this on December 29th?
Or is there some Goldbully news I'm not privy to? He bought out NTC and is going on vacation?
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<< <i>Methinks Goldbully has too much time on his hands today >>
Today?!? Goldbully posted this on December 29th?
Or is there some Goldbully news I'm not privy to? He bought out NTC and is going on vacation?
You're right Rob. shoulda been more attentive! He bought out NTC and is going on vacation?
Too Funny!
Gary
GREAT! - take away a chance to make money !!
<< <i>Methinks Goldbully has too much time on his hands today
He wasn't the one that resurrected this month and a half old thread.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Gary