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Giant-JunK

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  1. Giant-JunK
    Got it. Reading the blurb on this coin; it appears that these coins had to be purchased at the world fair of currency, or whatever is was, in Chicago in 2015. Then the coin could be taken, with receipt, to the NGC booth and be able to get submitted and this label is what you got. That is what the NGC site says about it anyways. In a scenario like the above mentioned I wonder how many PF 70's were produced/Graded/certified? Think I paid about $55 for it 4-5 years ago. I bet its worth millions by now. hehe
  2. Giant-JunK
    Got it. I just have a free account and added my coin and a couple pics. Does that mean I am in the registry or does that require a paid account?
  3. Giant-JunK
    Thanks guys. allow me to get brutally specific. If a rapscalion were to create 100's of these (or thousands) using the exact same cert number or even different legitimate numbers; how would one tell? How do i know this is legit and not a fake with a legit number? EDIT: Here is a thought. If more then one person puts in the same cert number does NGC detect it?
  4. Giant-JunK
    Yes. Of course. Are these supposed to have any type of cert of authenticity? This one did not come with anything like that.
  5. Giant-JunK
    One of my first ever purchases. How does one tell if this is legit?