NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

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NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

Postby justoneguy » Mon Sep 01, 2014 10:16 am

I just came across this deal from NCGS
They'll grade 10 coins for $10 each in 10 days
http://www.nationalcoingradingservice.c ... sions.html

I have a few coins that i NEED graded
viewtopic.php?f=15&t=30870

On their submission form, they ask what grade i expect.
I think i'd like just "Genuine damaged"
what do y'all think ?

This is a partial list of the coins I think I should send 'em
1909-S-VDB I have 2 of these, one being the wild that I caught. the rest are from a set I scored on
1909-S
1911-S
1912-S
1914-D
1924-D
1931-S
1922 no "D" this is also in "damaged" condition.

Then I thought just 2 out of the peace dollar set,
the 1921 and 1928, maybe the 34S

1 final is 1872 2 cent piece "cleaned"
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Re: NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

Postby blackrabbit » Mon Sep 01, 2014 1:35 pm

Is this company worthwhile to use? I thought one should only get coins graded by NGC or PCGS.
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Re: NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

Postby DaMangRon » Mon Sep 01, 2014 8:57 pm

Well..I suppose if you want your coins put in a pretty slab.....for only ten bucks each go for it. But it's worthless to collectors and/or dealers. Check out this link, it explains it quite well :

http://www.ebay.com/gds/Guide-to-Third- ... 463/g.html
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Re: NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

Postby Morsecode » Tue Sep 02, 2014 6:50 am

I thought the thread title said "NGC grading deal..."

The brain sees what it wants to.

First clue as to their respectability lies therein. Why rip off NGC with the obvious name clone? Why not XRKW Grading Service? I'd avoid them for that reason alone. And I'm confident I would never buy a NCGS slabbed coin.
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Re: NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

Postby barrytrot » Tue Sep 02, 2014 7:01 am

$10 per coin to reduce their value. Hm, sounds like you could spend $10 in another better way.

NGC or PCGS or ANACS or the coin's value will actually GO DOWN upon grading. That's not good. Grading by one of these 3 can increase the value (ask Rodebaugh) so spend your money wisely :)
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Re: NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

Postby justoneguy » Tue Sep 02, 2014 9:19 am

Morsecode wrote:I thought the thread title said "NGC grading deal..."
The brain sees what it wants to.

+1
I too thought this was NCG, at first,
I even went thru old threads to look up grading company ratings.
Last night i found ANACS had a special on pennies or dollars,
for the amount of, wait for it,,,,, $10 each.
only to find it expired sunday night. AAARGH
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Re: NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

Postby justoneguy » Tue Sep 02, 2014 9:30 am

:clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap: :clap:

SO, looking at ANACS ad for this $10 special,
I notice that they have a PO box 15 miles from me??
I call them,and their ansewring machine {hold] message says'
"make sure to ask about our summer special"
I figured that this was the one that just expired,
But ask about it anywayThey tell me it expires 9/6, HUH??
I got their physical address and am taking my [qualifiying] coins there today.
I'll save on shipping and insurance too! :clap:
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Re: NCGS grading deal 10 for 10 in 10

Postby Recyclersteve » Tue Sep 02, 2014 8:02 pm

Morsecode wrote:I thought the thread title said "NGC grading deal..."

The brain sees what it wants to.

First clue as to their respectability lies therein. Why rip off NGC with the obvious name clone? Why not XRKW Grading Service? I'd avoid them for that reason alone. And I'm confident I would never buy a NCGS slabbed coin.


+1-- also this could be construed as ripping off both NGC and PCGS. I'd love to see how long these people have been in business and if they have a population report available.
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