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J. Antonio

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  1. Hi, In my registry set, Silver Eagles, 1986-Date, Mint State, Specimen, & Proof (Including Varieties & Special Pedigrees) , I have a 2018 W Eagle 2022 Chicago Ana Releases special pedigree. I thought it would go in the 2022 Chicago Ana Release slot but it didn't. It was placed in the regular 2018 W PF Eagle slot. I do not agree and feel that if it can't go in the 2022 Chicago Ana Release slot, a new slot should be opened saying " 2022 W CHICAGO ANA RELEASES 2018 PF" to recognize this special coin. Here is a picture. Thanks for your help. Justo A. Sanchez NGC Registry Member
  2. I just noticed that the second coin is a $1 denomination and NGC placed the wrong label on the coin which is why it went into a duplicate slot of the black pearl finish although the slot doesn't specify black pearl finish. I research this coin and it goes in the 2022PM B.V.ISLAND BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS S$1 QE II MEMORIAL NGC RP 70. What is done in this case where the coin is certified by NGC and has the wrong label designation? Please help.
  3. Hi Ali, In the mentioned competitive set for slot #76 2022PM QE II Memorial 1926-2022 Privy PF an additional slot should be opened since there were two different coins made and should not be grouped in the same slot as it is doing to my coins in this set at the moment. One QE II Memorial was struck with a black pearl finish and the same coin was struck with a regular silver frosted finish. I have uploaded the images so you can see that one slot should be designated QE II Memorial 1926-2022 Privy Proof Black Pearl Finish and the other would stay the same for the regular Privy PF. Thank you for your help in consulting this and hope to see the slot for the Black Pearl Finish added. Justo A. Sanchez- NGC Member