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Removing glue residue from gold coins

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I have a $3 gold coin with 3 small spots of glue residue on the reverse. Is that something NCS can remove and then holder in an NGC holder?

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Glue residues are typically something NCS could remove from the surface of coins. I would not be able to comment on the coin's gradeability after the removal of such glue. Typically glue residue would not cause any damage that would cause a coin to "no grade" with NGC. We have seen situations when glue residue was hiding a spot removal or hairlines. This is, however, the rare exception. If a coin would "no grade" after the conservation of glue residue, it would likely be for a problem other than that residue.

 

Chris, NCS

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