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Yes they do, but I just wonder if they include them in coins graded.
The grading services measure success by how many coins they grade so I would be very surprised if they didn't include them in the coins graded numbers.
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Originally posted by: PerryHall Doesn't PCGS do the same thing?
Yes they do, but I just wonder if they include them in coins graded.
Those rolls have been around for years and I doubt that either service counts them. I do not see a BU status w/o an MS numerical grade for neither TPG in their pop. reports.
"Bongo drive 1984 Lincoln that looks like old coin dug from ground."
Each coin was looked at before putting in those clear plastic, sealed tubes. All are 65 or better most likely. I'm quite certain that each coin would have to be examined just to make sure that there is no switcheroo or such. They have their name to uphold.
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PS: way overpriced.
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Originally posted by: AUandAG Each coin was looked at before putting in those clear plastic, sealed tubes. All are 65 or better most likely. I'm quite certain that each coin would have to be examined just to make sure that there is no switcheroo or such. They have their name to uphold.
bob
PS: way overpriced.
Why? Non of the coins were ever in circulation, as such, they are all BU's. Taken out of a "monster box," removed from the Mint tubes and placed in labeled TPG tubes with only a passing glans @$3 a coin.
"Bongo drive 1984 Lincoln that looks like old coin dug from ground."
Originally posted by: AUandAG Each coin was looked at before putting in those clear plastic, sealed tubes. All are 65 or better most likely. I'm quite certain that each coin would have to be examined just to make sure that there is no switcheroo or such. They have their name to uphold.
bob
PS: way overpriced.
"NGC then sonically sealed the rolls with a tamper proof sticker in a clear numismatic tube." I guess if you opened the sonically sealed tube to examine each one they would them be tough to resell as they are no longer sealed and could then really have been "tampered with"! A waste…marketing garbage.
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Counts as in their stats for number of coins graded?
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
Doesn't PCGS do the same thing?
Yes they do, but I just wonder if they include them in coins graded.
Doesn't PCGS do the same thing?
Yes they do, but I just wonder if they include them in coins graded.
The grading services measure success by how many coins they grade so I would be very surprised if they didn't include them in the coins graded numbers.
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
Doesn't PCGS do the same thing?
Yes they do, but I just wonder if they include them in coins graded.
Those rolls have been around for years and I doubt that either service counts them. I do not see a BU status w/o an MS numerical grade for neither TPG in their pop. reports.
bob
PS: way overpriced.
Each coin was looked at before putting in those clear plastic, sealed tubes. All are 65 or better most likely. I'm quite certain that each coin would have to be examined just to make sure that there is no switcheroo or such. They have their name to uphold.
bob
PS: way overpriced.
Why? Non of the coins were ever in circulation, as such, they are all BU's. Taken out of a "monster box," removed from the Mint tubes and placed in labeled TPG tubes with only a passing glans @$3 a coin.
Isn't Gem BU = to MS-65
So they say!
Each coin was looked at before putting in those clear plastic, sealed tubes. All are 65 or better most likely. I'm quite certain that each coin would have to be examined just to make sure that there is no switcheroo or such. They have their name to uphold.
bob
PS: way overpriced.
"NGC then sonically sealed the rolls with a tamper proof sticker in a clear numismatic tube."
I guess if you opened the sonically sealed tube to examine each one they would them be tough to resell as they are no longer sealed and could then really have been "tampered with"!
A waste…marketing garbage.
Gem. Just what is that?
MS65!
They must have bag marks!
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Gem. Just what is that?
Essentially it's a safe generic description. Serves to authenticate the coins as genuine and not necessarily to grade them.