Mis-Labeled NGC Slab

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•Clerical errors, mechanical errors and typos are NOT guaranteed. If requested, NGC will remedy any mechanical error with respect to the description or grade of a coin on its label, free of charge. It is the duty of the buyer and seller of an NGC-certified coin to examine coins for mechanical errors and to return such coins for correction when warranted. The determination of what constitutes a mechanical error is at the sole discretion of NGC; examples of mechanical errors include, but are not limited to, the following:

â- ¦If a coin were labeled a 1955 Doubled Die Lincoln Cent, when, in fact, the coin has no doubling, this would be a clerical error in the labeling description of the coin and not covered by the NGC Coin Grading Guarantee.

â- ¦If the coin label description references a 1916 Standing Liberty quarter, when, in fact, the coin in the holder with said label were a 1916 Barber quarter, the description would be the result of a clerical error. Once again, this would not be covered by the NGC Coin Grading Guarantee.

â- ¦If a coin were identified as a Proof, when, in fact, it is a business strike and the types are readily distinguishable from each other, this again would be a clerical error and not be covered by the NGC Coin Grading Guarantee.

â- ¦If a coin were described as an 1881-O Morgan dollar, when, in fact, it is an 1881-S Morgan dollar and the mintmark were improperly indentified on the label, this would constitute a clerical error, not covered by NGC's guarantee.