Resubmitting Coins To TPG's

I wasn't going to crack them out, I planned on doing a cross-over with a minimum grade the same as on the current holder.I'm just wondering what kind of results people have had doing this. I collect coins to make money so I can collect more coins!!

I started building a type set 30 years ago. In 2003 I realized I had some pretty nice coins and few loved ones around that appreciated their value. I sent my best coins to Anacs and started calling it my graded type set. I now have 80 coins in the set. During this process I had sent 5 coins that were graded by Ngc, Pcgs and 1 coin from ntc. The Ntc was an 1859 Indian graded ms 64. It has sharp features, no spots or rubs and certainly no wear. I had to agree with the 64. Anacs offered au 50 details-recolored. The Ngc and Pcgs coins were offered from 1 to 3 points lower than they had. I am not trying to make money on my collection, but I am all for saving what I have. If I had a coin worth thousands I might consider checking other companies, but I see it as a waste of time and money doing it with the average coin.

Roach, you first mentioned re-submitting and then cross-over, which are two very different types of submissions. So, I'm not certain which one you're talking about. In any event, whatever success or failure others might have had with their coins isn't particularly/necessarily relevant.

YOUR coins are the ones that matter. Many PCGS "rattlers" are conservatively graded, but many others are liberally graded and/or have have PVC. It is best to focus on the specific coins you have, not the holders, the grading labels or the results that other submitters have had. The best thing for you to do is to find a knowledgeable collector or dealer who will provide an informed, honest and unbiased opinion regarding whether your coins are worthy of re-submission.