New ID number when re-slabbed into a multi-coin holder?

[WaxonWaxov]

Hello.

 

Let's say I acquire all four of the 2006 Ben Franklin Commemorative dollars from various sources that are all NGC certified at PF-70 or MS-70 as appropriate and I then want to re-holder them into a Multi-Coin slab together.

 

Will these coins retain their original NGC certification numbers, or will they get all new numbers based on the invoice number of submission to get them multi-coined?

 

If the answer to the above question is no, then is there a way to request new numbers?

 

If these coins would get new NGC certification numbers, and they are in the Registry, is the Registry smart enough to know the old number doesn't exist anymore and replace the coins in the Registry with the new numbers? I'm guessing no, but if it's yes, then as a database guy I'll be impressed with your system.

 

Furthermore, if the coins get new NGC certification numbers, then I assume that the population is not doubled for those coins... right?

 

As always, I will be eagerly awaiting the response to this question....

[Scott_Schechter]

Coins being placed into Multi-Coin Holders get new certification numbers, based on the submission invoice.

 

No, unimpressively, the Registry does not automatically update.

 

The population report does not change when a coin is moved into a single coin holder, even though Multi-Coin Holders have new/different certification numbers.

[WaxonWaxov]

Coins being placed into Multi-Coin Holders get new certification numbers, based on the submission invoice.

 

That's cool.

 

No, unimpressively, the Registry does not automatically update.

 

Yea, that's what I figured. But the old slab number is dropped off the system, right? A person could not put the old slab number in the verify thing thing here on the website and have the old slab number come up, right?

 

The population report does not change when a coin is moved into a single coin holder, even though Multi-Coin Holders have new/different certification numbers.

 

Well that makes sense.

[Scott_Schechter]

But the old slab number is dropped off the system, right? A person could not put the old slab number in the verify thing thing here on the website and have the old slab number come up, right?

 

The number is never "dropped off the system." Coins moved in to Multi-Coin Holders are not eligible for the Registry under their original (single coin holder) number. If you attempt to verify the original certification number of a coin that has been moved into a multi-coin holder, the grade will appear in our system as "MOVED TO SET."

[WaxonWaxov]

But the old slab number is dropped off the system, right? A person could not put the old slab number in the verify thing thing here on the website and have the old slab number come up, right?

 

The number is never "dropped off the system." Coins moved in to Multi-Coin Holders are not eligible for the Registry under their original (single coin holder) number. If you attempt to verify the original certification number of a coin that has been moved into a multi-coin holder, the grade will appear in our system as "MOVED TO SET."

 

Interesting. Would the "MOVED TO SET" thing give you the new cert number?

[Scott_Schechter]

No. That information is not available publicly.