What would be the best cheapest way to get the most coins graded at NGC? 1 1

[J P M]

I think this thread is getting too long and confusing. I would suggest starting a new thread for every coin you want to post Halbrook.

[Halbrook Family]

On 9/23/2024 at 4:48 PM, J P M said:

I think this thread is getting too long and confusing. I would suggest starting a new thread for every coin you want to post Halbrook.

OK sorry about that. Should I ask the same question per coin? How is my grading skills coming along? This one store I go to has lots of GB and Canada stuff. A bit over melt. Maybe like $4 to $7 per coin. Some of the SS ones have a low mintage. 

[Henri Charriere]

If by "60" you mean Mint State, that's being a bit over- confident. AU is the adjectival grade below MS and I am afraid there is too much wear evident on the obverse and debris-filled fields on the reverse to support either of those two grades.  I have no familiarity with Canadian coins but I would peg this coin as a VF.

I have found in collecting my own series, FR20FrGRs, that without either a good photo or an actual Mint State example in your hand, it is difficult if not impossible to appreciate what any given coin in lesser grades should look like when new.

[Greenstang]

As stated previously, to avoid confusion, put each coin in a seperate thread even if you ask the same question.

Edited Tuesday at 12:08 AM by Greenstang

[Henri Charriere]

On 9/23/2024 at 8:07 PM, Greenstang said:

As stated previously, put each coin in a seperate thread even if you ask the same question to avoid confusion.

Sorry, carry on.