New Purchase - An Ultra Rarity In Any Condition

Tomtom777, id like to post pics of others, but I honestly do not know what they are. I look around the site and try to see pics other people post and what they are called. A few times I found related posts, but you guys use acronyms lol. I try and not bring them anywhere for fear of too many people knowing what I have and trying to rob me. I ordered a large safe for my home because I dont believe in locking them away in a bank. How do you appreciate them when you cant see them? And certainly after being recently robbed, I dont want anyone locally knowing. It takes one shop owner telling one person, who tells his friend etc.

I forgot to add that make sure in advance that the TPG will give it the variety attribution -- that may be an extra cost, and probably needs to be paid and noted upon submission.

Judd, great pick. Congrats

Ant, if you decide to sell and advertise "Looking for a good, caring home", let me know.

I have both. I downloaded the pcgs price guide for iphone as well as photograde. My biggest problem is knowing the name of coins. My grandfather was a big "proof" guy. From what I'm told, he does have some pretty rare ones. I dont really bring them to coin shops because I put a few in the bank and its a pain to get them. Several were graded and I was told what they were, but I forgot. Plus I always have people questioning origin, auctions etc. a comment was made several posts up about one of them coming from a heritage auction. As long as I've known about his coins, I dont think he ever bought one from heritage. Most of them I sent to be graded. I have a ton to learn and after recent events, I'm now even more worried about telling (or showing) people what I have. I was told that this is the number one reason people have coins taken