"Return Mint" needed for GSA hoard submission? 0

[Lzo71]

Hello, I am brand new to NGC, and am about to make my first submission, which is a 1884-CC Morgan dollar in the original GSA holder. 

I have a few questions:

1: Do I need to check the "return mint packaging" and pay the extra $5.00 fee? 

2: I assume (hope) that the coin is graded in the original holder without removal, and returned in the original holder?

3: Do I need to include the outer box, and certificate, or just the coin in its holder.? I also have the original invoice from GSA from 1980 if needed.

4: I am paying by Visa credit card, and noticed on the form that the 3 digit "security code" on the back of the credit card is not asked for.   Do I need to provide it anyway?

5: So, for shipping to NGC, do I simply need to include the coin in its holder (and box, COA, and GSA invoice?), and  the filled out submission form?  This is my first submission, and wanted to double-check on the proper procedure.

Thanks for hopefully answering my newbie questions.  I have attached a composite image of both sides of the coin in the holder. These were taken on a flatbed scanner at 2400 DPI.

 

[ELuis]

Im new here, my first post, but have sumitted some coins, for the GSA, guess this url link will help:

https://www.ngccoin.com/coin-grading/holders/gsa/

About the credit card 3 digits, not required, on the forms I have sent all went right.

 

Good luck!

Edited August 28, 2020 by ELuis
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[Lzo71]

Thanks, ELuis.

What about the $5.00 "return mint packaging" fee? Do I need to pay that for GSA holder submissions?

 

[ELuis]

For the checkbox 'Return Mint Packaging' - I can see that any time I downloaded and printed the form, on one the pages have this referenced that reads: capsules, COA and mint boxes. If you are sending any of these, you can select that checkbox.

 

HTH.- 

[JT2]

Do not send the box and the COA

[LISA B]

Hello,

Please do not send the box or the COA's when submitting GSA's.  We only want the coin in the plastic.

Thank you,

Lisa

[James_OldeTowne]

Looks pretty nice, perhaps in the MS-63 to MS-64 range!