NCS squared me away today and made it right

coincollector1989 · September 23, 2005 3:55AM

I just received my 4 coins that I shipped to NCS. There was only one problem they sent them over to NGC for coffinization, which my invoice clearly stated to conserve and return without coffinization. I wanted these coins for my Dansco albums. To make a long story short I called NCS and they refunded me via credit for 4 coin gradings. Has this ever happened to anyone else dealing with PCGS or NGC?

By the way the coins and grades were:

1976-s Ike T2 PR69UC
1964 AH Kennedy PR67
1957-d Washington MS-66
1964-d Washington MS-65

AlixTCat · September 23, 2005 5:10AM

May I ask why you sent them to NCS if you were not going to encapsulate them? I'm new at the grading and encapsulization thing, but I thought the only reason to have them conserved was to then protect them. If you're going to put them in a Dansco, well, how come?

Jonathan

flaminio · September 23, 2005 8:04AM

<< <i>May I ask why you sent them to NCS if you were not going to encapsulate them? >>

He said so in his post -- he wanted them for his Dansco album. Last I checked, NGC slabs didn't fit into those little holes

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Cameonut · September 23, 2005 9:32AM

I had something similar happen. I sent a dozen or so Franklins and Kennedys as an experiment to see what they could do on toning, haze, black spots, milk spots, etc. I had clearly checked the box to return the coins ungraded. But they sent them to NGC for grading anyway! They made it right for me by not charging me for the NGC grading - they did not offer a voucher for free grading.

By the way, NCS did a great job on my test pieces. They can really work miracles on some coins.

NCS squared me away today and made it right

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