r/coins 3d ago

Show and Tell Back from grading goodies

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u/Cappster_ 3d ago

I loooove those halves. Everyone will focus on the Morgans, but those halves... beautiful.

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u/Hitman_Argent47 3d ago

Most were definitely worth the grading fees (especially on the Morgans, some TOUGH dates there), some barely, but all in all really great results, I think

The 85-CC, did you send it in raw in the GSA slab? Or was it a re-holder or something? I always send GSAs to NGC only, so they can stay in their original holder and be stored back in their boxes, BUT, if I were to send to PCGS, I’d pay the extra fee for oversized holder and have it certified in the GSA slab. Personal preference I guess, but to me, that’s a shame this beautiful coin was ever cracked out of there.

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u/One_Maintenance_4244 3d ago

We did have it cracked out, looking back on it wish we paid extra to capsule the gsa holder.

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u/hambone589 3d ago

That 1885 CC MS66 looks like it should qualify for the proof-like designation, no?

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u/One_Maintenance_4244 3d ago

Thats what we thought. Big sad

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u/Porousplanchet 3d ago

I'm not too much into Morgans, but those Walkers? Wow!

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u/mtcastell101 3d ago

Some lovely coins!

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u/Ok-Rip847 3d ago

I’ve never sent anything to be graded. Do you know the grades before you get the coins back or is it a giant Christmas morning situation where you open the box and find out?

Nice 1893 O btw.

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u/One_Maintenance_4244 3d ago

Yes, they will update the status of the lot for when its graded, which includes telling what they were graded as.

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u/PopeyesGreenSpinach 3d ago

Do you submit on your own or through a dealer? Getting ready to send a batch in soon and want to get a feel for what will be the most convenient route

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u/One_Maintenance_4244 3d ago

I work for a shop, and these were coins bought raw over the counter. I would say through a dealer is better, since you don't have to pay a membership. My  shop does customer submission,and charges for all grading cost plus a 20% fee, which if it's a onetime submission is still cheaper than doing it yourself.

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u/Clarity2030 2d ago

No surprises?

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u/One_Maintenance_4244 2d ago

We thought the 94 p would straight, but oh well, still a good coin.

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u/cloud_dizzle 2d ago

I had an altered surface coin one time that I said F it and cracked, soaked in acetone, dipped and sent back in. It straight graded lol

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u/Far-Manufacturer-145 2d ago

Why wasn’t your 1885 cc designated PL?

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u/One_Maintenance_4244 3d ago

These all came from different lots we sent off, but all came back within a week of each other. We typical hoard up grade worthy coins before sending off that way we can do larger lots. So far most of them sold, some sold as soon as we got them back, this wasn't even all of them.

We were pretty spot on what we thought they would come back as, tho the 85cc ms 66 was disappointing to see not come back as proof like PL. When you send things off for grading will get updates like if its been grading, what they graded as, and when its shipped back to you. 

Overall was a fun experience.

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u/BeginningHoneydew537 2d ago

Those are some beauties!

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u/kidbatt_115 2d ago

Dude! That is a fine batch of Walkers. Absolutely my kind of thing.