Old NCI holders
Fishpro
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Will CAC sticker NCI holders? I can’t find out for sure.
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My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
No plus eBay only accepts ANACS, ICG, NGC, PCGS as TPG’s.
NCI if had any dunno what I would do - submit PCGS or just crack and put in 2x2 with raw coin inventory binder pages, or just throw back into the roll.
You can still sell them on ebay, you just cannot mention the grade or show a photo of the grade.
My Collection of Old Holders
Never a slave to one plastic brand will I ever be.
These are very nice CC’ s dollars all should make MS65, thinking it’s off to PCGS!
Thank you,
Now that’s depressing one can’t at least show whole holder w numerical grade.
I know they accept on raw coins circ, VF, or BU, etc.
If they're truly nice, they might still garner strong money in the NCI holders, if shown to the right audience (some of whom may reside around these parts).
And 65's, depending on the year and mm, might not be worth the regrade / cac costs.
Just something to consider.
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I have not seen an NCI slab since I used to attend shows in the PNW...Never purchased one. Cheers, RickO
NCI slabs? That came later. I remember the first ones with paper certificates and double grades, like MS63/63, like the early ANA certified coins. Heritage would offer them pregraded and one could get certification at that grade if submitted directly after the auction.
At one time NCI slabs were common. Most have probably been cracked out. I rarely see them anymore.
I’ve seen some nice coins in those holders back in the day
The CC’s Dollars are 1881, 1882 and 85, they each have two grades on the holders. Have two 65-65 and one 66-65.
And I've also seen some horribly graded coins in those holders, too. I think most of it depends on the time frame of the grading of a particular PCI slab. I do like the concept of separate grading for each side of the coin.
Look up the history of PCI after the unexpected death of founder Brian Bearsley in 2004. The gold box coins are trashy grading and they continued going through tough times. Several efforts to "revive" PCI or "the new" PCI didn't pan out - once you trash your reputation, it's hard to recover.
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Here is the NCI holder ... just in case anyone wanted to see one.
And an example of an NCI certificate:
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
And for those who like samples ...
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
Thanks for posting. I had no idea what a NCI was.
That example looks like a nice 64.
Thanks for all the information,
Heritage seems to be doing just fine even without their holders.