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Raymond Cieslewicz

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  1. Raymond Cieslewicz
    Thank you for your help on this. You explain a lot more then the web site. I wanted to get 4 coins graded, wow, didn't know it would cost that much ! But i do like them and would like to know if in fact they are real and what the grade is. As collectors, we always want a better grade, We can look at that coin for hours and always think it is better as we look at it, just to find out it is not I know, i had collector friends look at coins i thought were great, only to point out issues i guess i didn't want to see, after i spent hard earned money buying
  2. Raymond Cieslewicz
    So, do you go to a local dealer (perhaps someone you can't trust) with your coins or can you send them direct to NGC? I can't figure anything out on this website other then they want money. Why can't they make it simple. send in the coins, here is the charge and that's that. I am a free member, do I get more information if I pay? It's all about money and all I want are 4 coins graded. Give me a break, if you say $35.00 a coin x 4 = no problem. They want me to send it to a dealer? How can I trust the dealer? How do I know my coins will be graded according to standard. This seems more like a pain in the a"". It seems like NGC wants to make money doing nothing. Can some on e give me a clue to this? Any info would help. Thank you!