question on submitting coins (colonial) ?

diamondman · April 30, 2009 1:09PM

If you submit say a 1787 Connecticut penny but not sure of the variety ? , will PCGS or NGC grade it and give the proper variety on the slab?

2. Which company do you think is the best for colonials?

Thanks for the help.

ColonialCoinUnion · April 30, 2009 6:23PM

<< <i>If you submit say a 1787 Connecticut penny but not sure of the variety ? , will PCGS or NGC grade it and give the proper variety on the slab? >>

Not always.

If you can post a picture here I'll tell you what variety it is.

<< <i>Which company do you think is the best for colonials? >>

PCGS tends to grade more conservatively, and prices realized in auctions tend to be much stronger, on average, for PCGS coins vs NGC coins in the same numerical holder - though there are exceptions.

I would recommend PCGS.

diamondman · May 3, 2009 2:15AM

Here are some scans , have not mastered the digital camera yet. Also Had to lighten the pics a little to show more detail as all are dark chocolate.

Sorry if pics are to large.

diamondman · May 3, 2009 2:19AM

Are any of these worthy of slabbing and am I reading correctly that it is 50.00 each for colonial @ PCGS. Thanks In advance!

TheRegulator · May 3, 2009 3:22AM

The New Jersey looks like a Maris 17-k.

question on submitting coins (colonial) ?

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