Posted 09/03/2012 10:40 am
Hi Mico,
If you do not have a membership with the TPG collecting club you wish to use, you'll have to find a dealer that has a commercial account with that TPG. Check with your local brick and mortar coin dealer. Dealers might charge you a premium also.
How most TPG's determine grading charges is probably determined by some complex cost accounting method; throwing a dart at a board with many numbers. The prices, including the type of service, are posted on their Internet Home Page along with their membership fees. Some memberships come with a certain number of free submissions for grading and slabbing.
If you are a member of the ANA, you can submit your coins directly to NGC at their cost.
Good luck!
If you do not have a membership with the TPG collecting club you wish to use, you'll have to find a dealer that has a commercial account with that TPG. Check with your local brick and mortar coin dealer. Dealers might charge you a premium also.
How most TPG's determine grading charges is probably determined by some complex cost accounting method; throwing a dart at a board with many numbers. The prices, including the type of service, are posted on their Internet Home Page along with their membership fees. Some memberships come with a certain number of free submissions for grading and slabbing.
If you are a member of the ANA, you can submit your coins directly to NGC at their cost.
Good luck!
Edited by carmykle
09/03/2012 10:43 am
09/03/2012 10:43 am
