Sealed American Eagle tube grading 0

[RJOHNSTULSA]

Hello all, this is my first post so please correct me if I don't do this properly.

I recently purchased a sealed (qty. 20) tube of 2020 (S) American Silver Eagle NGC GEM BU (Roll of 20) (ER) (EP), NGC #6082831-041-060.

I would like to know if I can submit these for grading and retain their identification and verification on the individual holder label. In addition, would there be a benefit to having this tube opened and each graded? The tube cost me $1099, then add the cost of holder, label, and grading each coin.

Thanks for any feedback, Rick

[Mr.Bill347]

Look up this document on ngc

[Fenntucky Mike]

They are graded, the coins were given an adjectival grade. In your case Gem Uncirculated, meaning that they would grade between 65-70.

I wouldn't have the individual coins graded. Not sure what your end goal is but you can buy the individual coins graded MS70 ER "Emergency Production" for $70 online, it would cost you more than that to have your coins graded individually. I believe the EP info on the label would travel if you had the coins graded individually, not sure about the ER but I would think so.

[Conder101]

Well the regrading to get them into individual holders will cost around $700.  Add that to the $1099 you already have in them and you end up with having just about $90 apiece in them.  NGC MS 70's can be purchased on ebay right now for in the $55 to $70 ranges.  So even if they ALL came back as MS-70 you would still lose $20 to $35 per coin.  If any came back in a lower grade you would lose even more.  Frankly you are already in the hole as you can buy a roll of 2020 silver eagles right now for $732.