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A few more going out for grading.
MICHAELDIXON
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I have a few at PCGS now. I’ve decided to send some coins to ANACS this time. The SLQs are from the collection I bought several months ago.
1973 Lincoln Broadstruck MS63RB
1995 Lincoln DDO MS65RD
1962 Jefferson PR65 (Blue toned)
1940 Mercury MS65 (Reddish tone on obverse)
1917 T1 SLQ AU
1917 D T1 SLQ VF
1917 S T1 SLQ VF
1918 D SLQ XF
1920 SLQ AU
1924 SLQ AU
1926 SLQ AU
1928 SLQ AU
1928 D SLQ AU
1929 SLQ AU
1942 Walker MS65 (Nice off white with red intertwined) Should have sent to PCGS
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I'm not slamming ANACS, but given my experience with their current generation product, I am curious if these already fairly liquid coins gain much in terms of liquidity and/or value once they are in the ANACS holder.
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
ANACS coins sell for less and are a smaller market. Is the slab cost that much lower the PCGS?
Why go to the bother to use the other firm at all if resale is the goal?
TomB, I agree.
The somewhat "newer" yellow ANACS were right on and even conservative in most cases (especially for copper) but the blue label holders are on par with the "other" accepted TPG, and in most cases, the cost to slab would not be regrouped when selling. Just my .02
Good luck hope you get some good one's.
Hoard the keys.
ANACS cost are lower than PCGS and they have some great specials!
I have several larger dealers in this area who will buy the ANACS type holdered coins for resale. For me, it isn't about reselling the coins. I thrive on the excitement of checking the website every day and the anticipation of grades, and for $139 including return shipping, I can afford it.
Sounds good to me!
In honor of the memory of Cpl. Michael E. Thompson
These are the results:
1973 P 1c Broadstruck MS64
1995 P 1c DDO FS-101 Die 1 MS65
1962 P 5c Proof 66 (Toned)
1940 P 10c MS66 (Toned)
1917 P 25c T1 AU53
1917 D 25c T1 VF25
1917 S 25c T1 VF30
1920 P 25c AU50
1918 D 25c EF45
1924 P 25c AU55
1926 P 25c EF45
1928 P 25c AU50
1928 D 25c EF40
1929 P 25c AU58
1942 P 50c MS63
Now, I am not waiting on submission results! I am going to have to send something soon, as it drives me crazy not having anything to look forward to!
Good luck. I hope ya get the results you want.
@MICHAELDIXON...Sounds like you are a numismatic adrenaline junkie....
Cheers, RickO