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What factors should I concider when send a coin to be graded? For example;how much does the cost of the coin play apart,along with what the expected grade may be?
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The most important consideration is value IMO. You have to decide if you think the grade and value will be worth the cost of submission in the end.
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I guess I'll need more help w/ grading.As I have some Morgans that I "think" should get graded. Thanks Bad Thad
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I agree with BadThad. Spending $20 to slab a $30 coin is a losing proposition (even though it happens surprisingly often). If it is a $2000 coin, it makes a lot of sense (though grading will then be more than $20).

Personally, I would only slab coins if I was planning to sell them. It does increase the size of the buyer pool.
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