My 5 NGC foreign coin submissions arrived back today.

[RI AL]

Hello, all.

 

I said I would post the results of my 5 club membership submissions when they arrived. Well, They came to the P.O. Box today (excellent service) and I'm pretty pleased with the results. Now mind you, these are not great treasures, but I did get them all at melt when we were living in Peru between 1975-1979. I am especially pleased with the Chile gold coin. Anyway, here they are and thanks for your interest. Oh, 1 came back in a body bag because of a "planchet flaw". Please excuse large scans, and an occasional cat hair.

 

RI AL

 

 

[physics-fan3.14]

I probably said it in your first thread, but I really like that 1806. Congrats on the grades, and too bad about the bb.

[RI AL]

Thanks, Physics-fan.

 

I'm pleased with the results. I guess I was hoping that the planchet defect coin would have been worthy of a slab too because it technically isn't "damage", but I understand now why it got BB'd.

 

Have a good day! RI AL

[JCM-Houston]

Congrats on the submission. One of mine in the last submission also came back planchet flaw. I still can't find it however.

[jackson64]

why did the "planchett flaw" get BB'd ?...I thought that a planchett flaw, lamination problem, clipped, broadstruck, etc...were just errors and got slabbed?..some info would be great..

 

PS: I also love the 1806 and Chile gold

[RI AL]

Jackson-64.

 

I also thought that a planchet flaw, not being damage per se, would qualify as worthy of a slab. I was a little surprised too but...lesson learned.

 

I am very pleased with the Chile gold coin grade. It is 1 of 2 in that grade with none higher. I guess that's a new first for me.

 

Have a terrific day. RI AL

[dooly]

Nice coins and grades (thumbs u

[Conder101]

Where are the reverses?

[TwoKopeiki]

Images appear to be down, but congratulations! I remember the coins and thinking that they are a nice set.

 

So, what were the grades?