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Dad's 1875-S US $.20 Coin

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Was passed down from my dad and I'm curious if this is XF or better ?
what kind of value can I put on it?
Do you think it's worth grading NGC?
I'm not a member, but I was thinking of joining.
Is it worth joining and getting free vouchers?

I'm not selling. looking for great stories and values.

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Nice coin, thanks for sharing. It definitely has numismatic value, hold it near & dear.
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Definitely not xf. Still a nice example but vf at best, in my humble non-expert opinion.
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NGC Price guide at VF is $300 (recently increased). That makes it well into the area worth slabbing.
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I like NGC and I have a few slabs no PCGS
I like to get this Coin graded
What kind of free vouchers can I get?
And how do I submit to NGC?

Do I have to be a member or a coin dealer?

I've always bought slabs but never submitted

Is it better to have my (LCS) coin dealer Brian submit the coin for me? Would he get a better deal?
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If you only need one coin graded by NGC, it going to cost you about $100 for economy grading, associate membership, and shipping fees. if you only have one coin graded, using your dealer may be the best option if you can piggy back onto his order.

If you get the premium membership it cost $159, but you get a $150 grading credit. This works well if you have other coins that need or want graded. It is only good for a year.

Coins must be sent in a flip 2.5" x 2.5" none PVC. Follow NGC instruction on packing, shipping. For an economy grading, I would send it Priority Mail small box.
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To CCF! Nice coin!
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See if there's a local coin store you can go to, to help you with submition, or check the next upcoming coin show. Just about every coin show I attend has a grading company set up. Best of luck.
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Very nice keepsake.
A TPG would grade this below XF.
Sending it in gets your coin protected and authenticated.
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