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Pillar of the Community
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I am another...to recommend ANACS for Variety attribution!
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I should be able to submit directly to ANACS through my ANA membership, right?
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Pillar of the Community
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Pillar of the Community
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Where is Wheezy? (or did he change his screename?), he is one of the resident Nickel experts.
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Pillar of the Community
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NGC and PCGS only attribute certain varities, ANACS and SEGS seem to handle the rest, ANACS has really tightened up their standards lately on grades, SEGS coins seem harder to sell in the market and generally bring a grade lower than on the holder, no matter how nice the coin is. Weird but that's the way it goes.
"Buy the Book Before You Buy the Coin" - Aaron R. Feldman - "And read it" - Me 2013! ANA Life Member #3288 in good standing since 1981, ANS, Early American Coppers Member (EAC), Colonial Coin Collectors Club member (C4), Conder Token Collector Club member (CTCC), Civil War Token Society (CWTS) member, Liberty Seated Collectors Club (LSCC) & Numismatic Bibliomania Society member (NBS), USMex, Member in good standing, 2¢ variety collector. See my want page: http://goccf.com/t/140440 |
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Quote: should be able to submit directly to ANACS through my ANA membership, right? ANA started ANACS, but no longer is connected. ANA is tied in with NGC. |
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Bedrock of the Community
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If I send the coin in to NGC and they agree that the coin is a D/D or a D/D/D, will NGC attribute the variety even though they do not recognize the variety in their 'Variety Plus' database? No, if they do not recognize the variety they will not put it on the holder. The variety will have to be recognized by an "expert" and given a number before NGC, PCGS or ANACS will recognize it. ANACS may call it a D/D but it will not have a catalog number or anything until one of those "experts" gives it one. To be honest until it gets a catalog number, error collectors will not pay any extra for the coin if sold either, so nno real reason to pay the extra cost of resending it in just to get d/d until it does have a number assigned |
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Bedrock of the Community
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The variety will have to be recognized by an "expert" and given a number before NGC, PCGS or ANACS will recognize it. And even then there is a good chance they will not recognize it. There are a TON of varieties out there that the experts have identified and given catalog numbers to that neither PCGS or NGC will recognize. NGC decides how "important" they think the variety is, and if they deem it worthy they will ignore the experts catalog numbers and give it a number of their own and that is the number that will appear on the holder. So even if it is identified, it's not identified because they don't normally use the recognized catalog numbers. |
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WOW! Talk about 'red-tape' and bureaucracy: Why does it have to be so difficult? I would think everything would be a lot more manageable, effective and collector friendly if the various parties involved would get on the same sheet of music.Since it is apparently not cost effective to have this coin, or the 1954-S/S (also posted in this forum), graded by a TPG, I decided to list them in my webstore. Perhaps someone will find them interesting...
On the other hand, I also listed in this forum a 1968-S/S (NGC POP of 1) on which no one has made a comment. I wonder if I should send that coin in to the TPGs?
Oh well, thank you everyone for your extremely informative insight and guidance in what I should do with this (and the other) coin. I appreciate your thoughts very much! 
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Bedrock of the Community
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I just see a normal mint mark with some die movement. Not the rim to the right of the mint mark. The rim is pushed there also. (third image)
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Pillar of the Community
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I would email Dr Wiles at http://www.varietyvista.com and ask him. He will assign a new # to it, if it is a new one. And if no luck there try J.T. Stanton or Bill Faviz. Or conecaonline.com, but I think Dr Wiles is maintaining that. Edited by wquinn
01/26/2012 3:32 pm
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Coop: I just see a normal mint mark with some die movement. Not the rim to the right of the mint mark
I am confused. You are not able to see the 2 distinct, vertical lines on the left of the MM, where the 'top' D is shifted to the east of the 'bottom' D? 
To me it clearly looks like the MM was stamped more than one time. How can I best tell the difference between an OMM / RPM and a 'shifted die?' 
Either way, the coin was not produced how it was intended to be produced, right? |
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Quote:Wquinn: I would email Dr Wiles at http://www.varietyvista.com and ask him. He will assign a new # to it, if it is a new one.
Thanks for the tip! I will give it a try.  |
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Pillar of the Community
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You're welcome and good luck. Let us know how you do. It is always interesting to hear people finding new varieties.  I just hope to be one of those people someday.  |
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There may be some isolated Machine Doubling involved here as well. I do not think that it is a RPM. Also, ICG is a great company for encapsulating error and variety coins. I use them exclusively and have never had a complaint. BJ Neff |
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