Advice About A VAM 22 1885-P

Would it be worth sending off if the grade as at 63 or 64?
I thought as a hotlist 40 it would be worth the investment of slabbing it and sitting on it for 20 years or more.

That looks better then a 62 but its hard to tell. Post it in the grading section if you want more results.

It's not even listed in the price guide. No premium, sorry.

please note: that these "lists" are not the top 100 of all time
vams, same with the hit list type 40 and 50....these are simply
neat vams that in which many can be easily found and some once in a life time coins to be found...such as the king of vams 1878 VAM 44 and 44A...many of the coins do not carry the premium over there normal grade could bring.....for example: if you paid say $60 bucks for a coin in grade MS62/63... that"s near the value of the coin, and sometimes worth less....I have not checked into the normal price of any common say MS62 or 62 coin recently, but I'm sure as ms 64 coins in common years is not all that high yet...my point is still the same...if you paid near the grade value and then submit it into grading and to attribute it it could cost you at a minimum of half of what you paid for the coin so in TOTAL you would have mor into the coin than what its street value is even being PCGS-ed or equivillant..

this is the same for ANY coin....weather its a good attribution of not..one has to consider the overall input of cost into the coin...
Please, I'm not to burst any bubbles here.. just simple mathematics on what goes into the over all costs of a coin.....This is why many an ungraded MS coin is not in third party holders...and for the many that are..."BY JOINING" one can get a number of free submissions, but this does not make the coin worth more....Hope you get the idea here...G