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Forgive me if this post seems naieve or simplistic.  I am just looking for opinions please.

I have a collection of 100+ gold sovereigns that I intend to leave my daughter as an inheritance.   I'm considering having pretty much

all of them certified / graded by NGC, my primary reasoning to be to assure they are not counterfeit.   I imagine over time that the price

of gold will continue to rise and increasingly buyers will want assurances gold coins are not counterfeit.

I have a wide range from probably VG to MS63 or MS64.   It will also help her determine value if she ever decides to sell them one day.

Does anyone think this is a reasonable / stupid idea, should I be more selective about what I get graded ?

Opinions of any kind including criticism welcome, so long as they are expressed with kindness :)

Hello,

I acquired a Douro shipwreck gold sovereign from a local auction house.  If I want to send it in for Grading

with a Shipwreck label and Douro reference, do I need to provide documentation of the Douro link.

If so, what documentation is acceptable.   Invoice, link to auction sale details ?

Thanks

Hi,

I tried to add a coin I purchased to my registry and received an error.  It said NGC would investigate and get back to me.

I haven't heard anything since. I assume a prior owner has it on their registry and hasn't deleted it.  Is there a process

I can follow to expedite this ?

thanks