Davids5104

There are a lot of war nickel varieties and their attributing is increasing.  I would like to see a registry set of EVERY war nickel you attribute to be added to a registry set. 

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1841 Seated Liberty Dollar - https://www.ebay.com/itm/1841-Seated-Liberty-Dollar-PCGS-XF-40-Original-Toning-with-Luster/264809572538?hash=item3da7e168ba:g:9csAAOSwIzBfHhGc

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I use the collection manager for both my NGC and PCGS coins, why are the PCGS coins listed there not automatically available for the competitive sets..

thanks

David

autobuild set feature does not select my PCGS coins.  thanks

if submitted it will need some conservation.  I will leave the doubled ear evaluation to others.  I used to own a 1984 doubled ear and it has the doubling behind the ear, not in front as your coin.  Obviously it could still represent a doubling, just my observation 

The 42 P/P war nickel is a big coin in my mind.  Regarding regrades I had a belief that 2 would change... the 1941D nickel and the 58D half.  I thought they had the best chance.  I think you are right that most dont change.

GRADES ARE IN!!!!

Regarding the Variety submission - I am working on a war nickel variety set.  The 1942 P is highest graded example, I think

The other group of 9 was the regrade.  NGC was consistent with the grading in this specific example group.  Not a single move for any coins in any direction or attribution

Others know toning better than me, but I think that "type" of toning may be due to the tabs and folds created by rolls.  So, my opinion is, it was likely from a roll and one of the two coins at the end of the roll.  

my opinion on this topic, more or less mirrors others statements.  if you have an ultra high grade ultra modern coin that you pulled and made from a roll, like a MS70/69 2004 nickel, sell it rapidly before the market pulls back due to the supply that exists and hasnt been graded yet

On 8/1/2019 at 9:21 AM, DWLange said:

Though it's still a fairly minor RPM, having it documented at the VV website makes it possible for NGC to recognize the variety. You may send it back to NGC for VarietyPlus attribution, but be certain to note on the submission form that this is RPM-002.

thanks for this info.  I have been told by representatives at NGC, just this past week, where I was told if variety plus is checked there is zero need to include the variety information on the form.  Is this correct?

57 minutes ago, CBC said:

All three look like recent Chinese products.  They are all over ebay. 

agree

Have not seen an answer yet, but those coins have about a dollar worth of silver in them.  One of them looked uncirculated to me so the one may be worth 8 to 10 bucks.  To sell them I would find a local store to help.

Good luck

I selected this group because after looking a some of the candidates these were the coins that generated a large Bump in value where the improvement of any single coin "pays" for the lot.  There was only one coin that had the old slab which was the 1941D nickel.  the group contains 3 plus graded coins and 3 star designated coins, but I think that was coincidence in my selecting although I may have had some bias.  For the dimes, which is what I am the most familiar with, there were 6 dimes I submitted and they looked better than their friends I compared them to.  I did make a mistake in this submission.  I sent in a 1958D 10C MS68 dime for regrade.  I contacted NGC and they are not going to "regrade" that coin.  I am unsure what I was looking for, but the risk of MS-67 and utilization of the NGC guarentee is not the same thing.  

here are a few I have good pictures on.

The others are a franklin, morgan, lincoln cent.  The nickel in the group is the biggest risk for me being sad.  Currently in a MS67 STAR FS (6FS) old generation slab

3 hours ago, MarkFeld said:

He mentioned “regrade service” and “regrade”, so unless he used the wrong terminology, the coins are NGC coins.

i don’t, however, understand the point of the post, prior to posting results and with no mention or pictures of the coins.

fair enough... I left out the part asking for previous experiences.  They are all NGC coins that I reviewed and I thought they were candidates for upgrade.  I will post some photos of the current submissions in a bit.  

I decided to utilize a credit I had accumulated from NGC on the regrade service.  I have zero experience with it, but I submitted 10 coins as regrades.  I will let you know how my results go in a few weeks.  

Now selling each coin individually...

1964D washington type C is sold
2001 P Buffalo Sold

accepting offers on entire set prior to splitting up individual coins

send him this

Just got back from vacation. Over spent and decided to move away from a set that I have lost interest in. The set works out to be just  under $3200. Will take $2950 via PayPal friends and family for entire set shipped with return privileges. Will add some pictures soon. Prices are in red..