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I have a handful of British pre-decimal coins I was considering submitting to NGC. This would be my first time submitting anything to a third-party grader.

Among these is a 1902 half-penny of the Low Sea Level variety, which along with it's One Penny counterpart, is one of (if not the most) well-known varieties in British coinage.

However, upon looking at NGC's list of attributed varieties (link below), I do not find mine on the list. This confuses me, since every 1902 Penny or half-penny I have ever seen in NGC plastic includes an attribution of high or low sea level.

https://www.NGCcoin.com/variety-plu...eat-britain/

Am I missing something here? Does NGC just automatically attribute this variety whenever this specific type of coin is sent to them? I can't seem to find an answer anywhere on their website.
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The GB 1902 half penny low tide is automatically designated at PCGS and should be at NGC as well. Major design differences like that are generally automatic.
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