Gileshokie

Coinbuf, I basically want this coin in an NGC holder with a new variety attribution on the label.  Since they will not recognize it, nor create a new VP number, it will stay in the old ANACS holder.

I really believe NGC is missing out on a bigger market of coin grading for RPM, DDO, and DDR's on all series by not recognizing these variety types even though they are well documented and established in the market place.

I have a 1945 P/P RPM-19 in an old ANACS holder that has the RPM on the label of this holder.  I looked on the VarietyPlus section in Jefferson Nickels and noticed this particular RPM is not available currently for attribution.  If this coin was submitted in the old ANACS would NGC recognize it and create a new VP attribute number?

On 9/10/2023 at 11:27 AM, cpfirme3 said:

I see, so if I order the VarietyPlus service, when it comes time for grading, if the grader determins there is NO variety, I am still charged $18 for the VarietyPlus service?

From my personal experiences about asking for a new variety attribution (followed NGC's email about what to say on the submission form) they will charge you the VP fee and whatever level you submitted it for.  They basically took my money and sent my coin back to me in under a week.  

What is the process where NGC starts attributing a particular variety?  Does someone have to make a formal request/suggestion, etc.?

Would NGC attribute this variety if submitted?

http://www.varietyvista.com/1934DDDR001 Oregon Trail.htm

So if the coin is sent in to be regrade in it's original holder it can not receive a lower grade, correct?

Are all reholder coins automatically regraded too?  If they are, and they grade higher than the previous grade, does it get a new certification number?

Thanks

Thank you for the reply.

Are there any plans to attribute this variety soon?  I have one that I would like attributed, but it is not currently offered thru the VarietyPlus program. 

Does NGC add 5FS or 6FS to a straight grade SMS Jefferson Nickel (65-67 years), or is it just a generic grade?

Thanks.

I want to submit ~35 unique dated coins for grading, but the submission form only has 15 lines.  For non-bulk submissions the max amount of coins is 50.  How do I fill out the form(s) so that I can submit them all at once with the same submission number?  I usually just fill out the form online.  I do not want to fill out 3 unique forms as I see this as a waste of money ($10 handling fee per form, shipping costs, etc.).

Is NGC going to be there to accept submissions?  If so, what days, cut-off time, etc.?