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Small submission to PCGS going out this week...
candy2012mustang
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Hi Guys-
I am sending out these 8 coins to PCGS in the next few days..
I took the time to photograph (the best I can) & make a post.
I will update when I recieve the grades back.
I will be sending out a submission to NGC next week - Will post that lot too.
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You may have seen a few of the coins I'm submitting...
1. 1787 New Jersey LC - Contemporary reverse scratches. Was in NGC XF details:Scratches (cracked out). I think this coin is AU details - It is really nice in hand. Secure genuine.
2. 1787 New Jersey LC - Die clashing - I'm looking for a numerical grade, Looks problem-free to me.
3. Hupeh China $1 - Reverse Chops - going secure genuine. Nice looking coin.
4. 1787 Fugio "States United" LC - Corroded - Secure genuine.
5. Anglo-Saxon Cnut Penny - London Mint - spot of corrosion & struck through - Secure genuine
6. 1670 Denmark Double (2) Ducat gold - bent & possible tooling - Secure genuine.
7. 1787 New Jersey LC - Pattern Shield - Bent - Secure genuine. I am going to request the reverse to be on the lable side of the holder - Hopefully PCGS can do that.
8. 1871 Japan 5 Sen - Looking for UNC - problem free nice coin.
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I am sending out these 8 coins to PCGS in the next few days..
I took the time to photograph (the best I can) & make a post.
I will update when I recieve the grades back.
I will be sending out a submission to NGC next week - Will post that lot too.
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You may have seen a few of the coins I'm submitting...
1. 1787 New Jersey LC - Contemporary reverse scratches. Was in NGC XF details:Scratches (cracked out). I think this coin is AU details - It is really nice in hand. Secure genuine.
2. 1787 New Jersey LC - Die clashing - I'm looking for a numerical grade, Looks problem-free to me.
3. Hupeh China $1 - Reverse Chops - going secure genuine. Nice looking coin.
4. 1787 Fugio "States United" LC - Corroded - Secure genuine.
5. Anglo-Saxon Cnut Penny - London Mint - spot of corrosion & struck through - Secure genuine
6. 1670 Denmark Double (2) Ducat gold - bent & possible tooling - Secure genuine.
7. 1787 New Jersey LC - Pattern Shield - Bent - Secure genuine. I am going to request the reverse to be on the lable side of the holder - Hopefully PCGS can do that.
8. 1871 Japan 5 Sen - Looking for UNC - problem free nice coin.
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You will have to send those coins in on different submission forms. PCGS has different rates for US Colonials ($50/$65) and pre-1955 World coins ($30/$45).
And a question: Why submit the damaged coins? Do you question their authenticity?
#5 PCGS may not offer service.
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<< <i>Hey Candy - an FYI.
You will have to send those coins in on different submission forms. PCGS has different rates for US Colonials ($50/$65) and pre-1955 World coins ($30/$45).
And a question: Why submit the damaged coins? Do you question their authenticity?
#5 PCGS may not offer service. >>
I like the PCGS secure Holder and it greatly increases the value of raw (even damaged) coins.
They are worth a lot more than I paid when they are slabbed...even the ones that are damaged.
I do not question the authenticity of any of these coins, however they are a lot easier to sell in a slab.
And about #5 - I did see some of these types of anglo saxon silver coins slabbed by pcgs... A forum member posted his not so long ago - I also saw one listed on ebay a few months ago in a pcgs holder..
-Kev