Posted 12/26/2020 10:13 pm
Assuming this is still accurate from 2019: https://www.NGCcoin.com/news/article/1335/
They'll crossover and let you list a minimum grade before breaking it out of the holder and placing it in an NGC holder. If it grades at that min level, you're charged a grading fee. If not, they charge $10. Any other grading service, they won't grade unless they can crack it out of the holder with you signing a waiver.
They'll crossover and let you list a minimum grade before breaking it out of the holder and placing it in an NGC holder. If it grades at that min level, you're charged a grading fee. If not, they charge $10. Any other grading service, they won't grade unless they can crack it out of the holder with you signing a waiver.
