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Hope this is all right. I adjusted the white level a little and I think it brings out a little more detail. Please don't take offense and just let me know if I should not do this.   |
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After doing some research, looks like Dave nailed it, S-11.
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Why didn't NGC identify the coin with the Sheldon variety on the slab?
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Yes Jim is still dealing. Quote:
Why didn't NGC identify the coin with the Sheldon variety on the slab? Good question especially since S-11 comes with three subvarieties and they are NOT all the same rarity. My copy of Breen is back at the shop. I'll try and take a look at it tomorrow and see if this piece is listed in the Condition census and if it is see if I put a pedigree to it. This coin is important enough it probably does have a known pedigree. Edited by Conder101
06/27/2012 9:32 pm
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TPG's generally charge extra for variety attribution but for a coin as important as this, I would have thrown it in free.
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Larry .. no problem with you trying to clean up the pics .. thanks Quote:
Yes Jim is still dealing. Condor ... thanks for the reply .. and I did talk to Jim for a few minutes today. Quote:
Why didn't NGC identify the coin with the Sheldon variety on the slab? I would have to ask the owner why the variety did not get put on .. could be just did not request it, or maybe it was not even a option on the rush option.. he wanted it back as quickly as possible. |
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Do you know which edge it has? Vine and bars? Lettered? And if lettered does the leaf after dollar curve up or down?
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How does that work where the customer still owns the coin yet the shop had it graded?
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Consignment. Customer is not a member of the NGC collectors club, or whatever it's called...sorry.
Store owner submitted for him/her, and makes a small profit on sale.
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Beautiful coin. One of the finer examples graded. Pure American history. Thanks for posting pictures.  |
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beautiful but no money to buy something like that
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Do you know which edge it has? Vine and bars? Lettered? And if lettered does the leaf after dollar curve up or down? It was a lettered edge coin, I did not notice which way the leaf curved. This coin was bought and then resold the next day. I wish I would have had more time to study it. There always seems to be a buyer for rare coins. Quote:
How does that work where the customer still owns the coin yet the shop had it graded? As vermontensium posted, the seller was not a member of a TPG and it was easier to have the shop own send the coin in. Once the coin came back, the seller and the shop owner came to a price, both were very happy. |
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How much do coin shops charge for submitting a coin to NGC?  I used to favor PCGS, but I don't like their "new" slab inserts. Don't you hate it when they mess up a good thing for "new and improved"? I would gather have "old and not-so-good" (Old small ANACS holders).  Sweet coin BTW, and waaaay outta my price range! Edited by oih82w8
06/29/2012 07:48 am
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Sorry doubled post. lost internet connection and thought the last post wasn't sent sent it again when the connection was restored.
If it had a lettered edge it was probably an 11c in which case it probably is NOT a CC coin.
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06/29/2012 09:17 am
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Conder ...see my last post for answer
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