Salvos Posted April 21 Share Posted April 21 (edited) 1987Mo Mexico 1 Onza SILVER LETTERED EDGE MS is showing up as new coin slot. i just looked at all my 1987 libertads and they all have edge writing? Is this a duplicate spot? i have it on my ddr coins to! Please explain anyone? i think it is harder to find one with out edge writing. Edited April 21 by Salvos Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrator Ali E. Posted April 22 Administrator Share Posted April 22 On 4/21/2024 at 7:20 PM, Salvos said: 1987Mo Mexico 1 Onza SILVER LETTERED EDGE MS is showing up as new coin slot. i just looked at all my 1987 libertads and they all have edge writing? Is this a duplicate spot? i have it on my ddr coins to! Please explain anyone? i think it is harder to find one with out edge writing. Hello, @Salvos. There ae two sets for 1987 Silver 1oz MS Libertads. In this set: Silver 1 Onza, Libertad, 1982-Date, Mint State, Including Varieties, each variety (with a minimum number of coins graded) recognized by NGC receives a separate slot. There is this set for collectors who prefer not to collect every variety: Silver 1 Onza, Libertad, 1982-Date, Mint State, One-Per-Date. If you have any questions, feel free to reach our team via email: registry@NGCcoin.com. Thank you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Salvos Posted April 22 Author Share Posted April 22 I got that there is 2 1987 libertads. i do have every year. There is 1987 libertad, 1987 ddr libertad, 1987 lettered edge libertad. My question is for the 1987 lettered edge libertad. How is this libertad different then the 1987 libertad(they both have lettered edge). It is much more rare to find one with out the writing. What is the purpose of the new category. it is the same as the regular 1987 libertad? it looks that way to me. you also have the ddr 1987 libertad with lettered edge not given a category or place to put that coin. i am trying to understand what you are doing here? i have all the coins, but why the new labels. I have to send back my graded coins from a 2 to 4 years ago just so i can put the same coin in the new slot? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Administrator Ali E. Posted April 22 Administrator Share Posted April 22 Hello, @Salvos. The NGC Registry is a mirror of the grading screens and verification.The "Including Varieties" sets have separate slots for each different attribution. (There must be a minimal number of coins graded before we add a separate slot. Once we have enough graded, then we add separate slots.) This is uniform across all NGC categories, all world sets. As more varieties are recognized/attributed, then more slots get added to a variety set. https://www.ngccoin.com/census/world/mexico-1905-to-date/sc-216/1-onza/ We do not currently have any coins in the census that are labeled "1987 DDR LETTERED EDGE." If you provide your certification number, we are happy to tell you where the coin is eligible in the NGC Registry. For questions about attribution, labels, you would need to speak to Customer Service. You may reach them at service@ngccoin.com or at 1-855-GRADE10 (855-472-3310). If you have other questions, please let us know. Thank you. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Salvos Posted April 22 Author Share Posted April 22 Yes, yes i know. i will send them in and say look their is writing on the edge of this graded coin. they will say yes there is and we have a photo of your coin. i will say i know, they will ship it back to me unchanged. why, because it all ready has a slot as the regular 1987 libertad. i am telling you there is no difference in the coins that take up 2 slots! It is a given that the lettering is in the edge of the coin. it does not get a extra slot…..if so why? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
