Jaelus

Has to be political. No reasonable person would consider a coin from 1951 to be an antiquity. We have coins in the US currently in circulation that are decades older than that.

On 10/18/2019 at 3:50 PM, Ali E. said:

Thank you for the request, Jaelus.

Our senior team will research your request and respond via email when a decision has been reached.

Looks like the Hungarian Forint (1868-1892) set I requested got created as a type set (or rather, the existing 1868-1869 completely circulating issue set was modified to become one). That's fine to have a type set in the registry for this, however, what I was requesting was a complete circulating issue set of all dates and MMs. Could this be either changed to a complete circulating issue set, or could one be added in addition to the type set?

The other two sets I requested for korona and krajczar circulating issues were created and look amazing. Thank you!

6 hours ago, Ali E. said:

Hello, Jaelus.

There was a temporary issue where the set in progress was displaying before it should. We are still building this set category; it should be available soon. Thank you.

Thank you. I was confused since I added the coins to my registry and it prompted me to add them to the set already.

Please also add this set:

Hungary Krajczar Complete Circulation Issues 1868-1892

1868KB Copper Krajczár (1868-1873) KM-441
1869KB Copper Krajczár (1868-1873) KM-441
1872KB Copper Krajczár (1868-1873) KM-441
1873KB Copper Krajczár (1868-1873) KM-441
1878KB Copper Krajczár (1878) KM-459 (Mule)
1878KB Copper Krajczár (1878-1888) KM-458
1879KB Copper Krajczár (1878-1888) KM-458
1881KB Copper Krajczár (1878-1888) KM-458
1882KB Copper Krajczár (1878-1888) KM-458
1883KB Copper Krajczar (1878-1888) KM-458
1885KB Copper Krajczár (1878-1888) KM-458
1886KB Copper Krajczár (1878-1888) KM-458
1887KB Copper Krajczár (1878-1888) KM-458
1888KB Copper Krajczár (1878-1888) KM-458
1891KB Copper Krajczár (1891-1892) KM-478
1892KB Copper Krajczár (1891-1892) KM-478

On 10/18/2019 at 8:46 AM, Ali E. said:

Thank you for the request, Jaelus.

We will add a Korona set for those years in the near future. Please let us know when we my assist next.

Looks like this set got added, but it doesn't properly show up under competitive sets for Hungary. My coins add correctly to the set, but it looks to be in World (none)? Can you fix this please?

Thank you!

Please also add the following silver forint date/mm set for Hungary:

Hungary - Silver Forint 1868-1892, Circulation Issues

Coins in this set:

1868GYF AR Forint (1868-1869) KM-449
1868KB AR Forint (1868-1869) KM-449
1869GYF AR Forint (1868-1869) KM-449
1869KB AR Forint (1868-1869) KM-449

1870GYF AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1870KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1871GYF AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1871KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1872KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1873KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1874KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1875KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1876KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1876KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1877KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1878KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453
1879KB AR Forint (1870-1879) KM-453

1880KB AR Forint (1880-1881) KM-465
1881KB AR Forint (1880-1881) KM-465

1882KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469
1883KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469
1884KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469
1885KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469
1886KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469
1887KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469
1888KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469
1889KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469
1890KB AR Forint (1882-1890) KM-469 (BAROQUE SHIELD)

1890KB AR Forint (1890-1892) KM-475 (FIUME ARMS)
1891KB AR Forint (1890-1892) KM-475
1892KB AR Forint (1890-1892) KM-475

There's one world set missing for the silver corona/korona.

We have for Austria:

Silver Corona, 1892-1908, Circulation Issue
Silver Corona, 1912-1916, Circulation Issue

And we have for Hungary:

Silver Korona, 1892-1906, Circulation Issue

But the last of the four is missing for Hungary:
Silver Korona, 1912-1916, Circulation Issue

Please add the set in bold above. Thank you!

In this case, I have auction records showing examples of a full set of uniface trials for one commemorative event. All known trials from this event have writing on the unused faces. This may not be iron clad proof, but it is highly compelling evidence as this was not an uncommon practice.

Would you suggest I submit copies of these supporting records with the trial?

Does the opposing face of a uniface trial affect the grade, or are uniface trials considered to have only one gradable face?

I ask because not infrequently uniface trials have writing scrawled on them relating to planchet composition, type identification, etc. by the original minting authority. On a coin this would be graffiti, but on a uniface trial it can lend authenticity and be used to establish pedigree.

The last update to the NGC Submission Tracking page eliminated any way to check the status of NCS submissions.

There is no longer any way to even verify that a submission actually went through NCS before hitting the grading room, save for bugging customer service. Any submissions that are with NCS now just sit at "Scheduled for Grading" for a long time, but of course that is an erroneous and misleading status that should absolutely not be shown to the customer, because it falsely gives the impression that the submission is not with NCS.

The bottom line, you guys need to either restore a way to track NCS submissions separately like there used to be before the update, or alternatively, show the correct NCS processing state for submissions instead of using a fake and misleading placeholder.