NewFoundland

YQQ

Is this the place to post NFL notes for comments???

Berny

You mean like this one:

sellitstore

Sure.

There are several worldwide specialists here.

YQQ

yes, this the place it looks. I have 3 very scarce NFL notes and will post them just for Info later
thank you

johnny9434

i always liked nfl stuff like that. just saying

ProofArtworkonCircs

Wow, a Newfoundland paper 25 cent piece of 1912-1915.
A Newfoundland 25 cent coin was not invented until 1917.
Previously 20 cent pieces were minted.

YQQ

As promised, Here the images of my NFL notes. they are scarce, especially ONE which is the only other presently known outside the National Currency Museum in Ottawa.....and, mine is better.
Do you experienced BN people agree with the grades?
and , since I am planning to eventually sell them, what do you guys think these could be worth in the US market, considering the scarcity.
Should they perhaps sumitted to a US TPG?
thank you all for participating.




and here is the second:




and here is the third:

techwriter

YQQ, WOW! Really great and RARE notes indeed.

Wizard1

BCS is a very conservative tpg so I don't doubt the grade (without actually seeing the note in hand). My suggestion is to consign it to a Canadian auction like Coin Expo, RCNA Annual meeting or Torex (this one just happened last weekend so the next one won't be till the fall)

BCS is more popular here in Canada as they follow Canadian grading standards. Since your target market for these notes are the Canadian market I highly suggest AGAINST cutting them out and sending them to US tpg. People buying these higher level notes know to buy the note and not the holder

Berny

Originally posted by: Wizard1

BCS is a very conservative tpg so I don't doubt the grade (without actually seeing the note in hand). My suggestion is to consign it to a Canadian auction like Coin Expo, RCNA Annual meeting or Torex (this one just happened last weekend so the next one won't be till the fall)



BCS is more popular here in Canada as they follow Canadian grading standards. Since your target market for these notes are the Canadian market I highly suggest AGAINST cutting them out and sending them to US tpg. People buying these higher level notes know to buy the note and not the holder

I agree. However, you need to know that that if you want to sell them on eBay, BCS seems to be accepted at ebay.ca but not at ebay.com.

techwriter

I have a few BCS graded notes and their reception here in the U.S. is "okay" but doesn't have the clout of a PCGS or PMG graded note. I've been 'advised' to cut them out and send them to either PCGS or PMG, but I won't. The notes are what they are, so I'll just save the fees. Yes, BCS has a reputation for conservative grading and that disappoints some folks I know. To me it's always the NOTE and not the holder. I definitely would NOT cut them out and send them to a U.S. TPG.

johnny9434

way cool note yqq, wtg

YQQ

thanks guys... BUT,( will try and get back to you individually to get a personal , on the phone opinion if you like)
which one is the key date note?
I know, do you?

Wizard1

Originally posted by: YQQ
thanks guys... BUT,( will try and get back to you individually to get a personal , on the phone opinion if you like)
which one is the key date note?
I know, do you?

The 1908 Eighty Cent one...

Tookybandit

Really cool! Thanks for posting, great notes!

Jim61

Originally posted by: Tookybandit

Really cool! Thanks for posting, great notes!

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