Which U.S. Gold to send to NGC????

[EMG]

Many people say certain TPG's co's grade higher on certain things.

 

I have many $20 libs & st. gaudens I want to get graded

 

If i am looking for the most favorable grade from NGC, which grades/slabs/raw should I submit?

 

BU's, cross-over, genuine, variety,etc

 

Thanx

 

 

See ya in long beach

 

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[michael]

need more information

 

one by one listing of date/mintmark, variety and description of condition/grade

 

then possibly photos

[michael]

and welcome to the boards

[rrantique]

and welcome to the boards

 

Welcome

[cpm9ball]

Welcome to the neighborhood! I'm not a gold collector, but as Michael said, photos would help. I'm sure that others will probably chime in, but some are probably still recovering from FUN.

 

Chris

[PerryHall]

Give us some good pics and we forum members here will be happy to grade them for you without charge.

[physics-fan3.14]

Give us the coins and we forum members here will be happy to grade them for you without charge.

 

Fixed

[MunkyMan95]

I honestly have no idea what you're asking. I think there's a question in there somewhere, but I can't quite make it out.

[HiHoAudio]

I have many $20 libs & st. gaudens I want to get graded

 

I wish I had multiple $20 Libertys and Saint Gaudens. I bought tech stocks instead...

 

Do like we all do, send them all to NGC and cross your fingers.

[cpm9ball]

You haven't mentioned anything about yourself that may or may not influence the suggestions given to you.

 

Are you a member of NGC?

 

As a dealer or collector?

 

Actually, I'm assuming that you are a dealer because you mentioned your table at the upcoming Long Beach Show. I know that there are bulk submission discounts available to dealers, but I'm not a dealer so I don't have specific information about the program.

 

If you just joined, what membership tier did you elect?

 

If you selected the Premium or Elite membership, you should have received a certificate good for five free Early Bird gradings. If you did, and you have not used it, it might be a good idea to use it on specific raw coins you have to compare how you would grade them against how NGC would grade them. If it were me, I would submit only coins that I am pretty much sure about and are problem-free. This would be very beneficial for future submissions because you now have specimens which you can use to compare to other coins in your collection. From there, you can then decide if it is worthwhile to submit crossovers that may be undergraded or even coins that are in "third-world" slabs.

 

Just a few thoughts for you to mull over.

 

Chris

[MBA101]

Even AU's have a decent premium these days. Worst thing that can happen is they come back as cleaned in details holders. I would send them all in no matter what, because they are $1000 coins to say the least.

[MorganMan]

Ok guys, he has a booth at the Long Beach show, yet is asking us for advice? I smell spam. I could not help but notice the little ad under the fuzzy question.

[cpm9ball]

Ok guys, he has a booth at the Long Beach show, yet is asking us for advice? I smell spam. I could not help but notice the little ad under the fuzzy question.

 

It's in my nature to give him the benefit of the doubt.

 

Chris

[RareSov]

Basically check for problems yes, but just send the lot in. I doubt you are going to get a better grade any way. Perhaps if you had a major pedigree on the coins..

 

If the system works properly, then the same coin should be graded the same at least 9 times out of 10. Is it worth the effort for a tiny chance at a better grade on 1 or 2 coins ?

[RareSov]

Oh it just spam

[schultzmeister]

SEND THEM ALL TO NGC!!!!!-- screw petty commie grading service

[stinkycheese1]

There's a premium for AU saints? Sheesh ....gold must be pretty hot right now. Now only if I could part with mine! I almost sold my NGC MS64 saint to a local coin shop........but I just couldn't pull the trigger.

[MarkFeld]

Ok guys, he has a booth at the Long Beach show, yet is asking us for advice? I smell spam. I could not help but notice the little ad under the fuzzy question.

For all we know, he doesn't usually sell certified coins. Or for that matter, he might be manning a booth for someone else.

[cpm9ball]

So what if he has his booth # listed on his post. Other members list a variety of alternate sites on their sig lines. Big deal!

 

Chris