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Who the heck knew that NGC has a "Non-Eligible Coin Type" that will guarantee your coins will be body bagged with no chance of receiving any type of refund... This is why I really don't care for the so-called top grading services, yet they slab mint scrap (waffled) garbage that was NEVER MONITIZED as legal tender.. *vernon ends rant* I purchased this coin a number of years back (don't remember the year) as a flip-over double struck ancient from Claudis II ~ Antoninianus... If anyone knows Ancients and can add comment to this coin, please advise...     ***Edited by Staff to remove all red text*** |
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Broken Coin, I realize I'm in a very small minority with this problem, but when you type in all letters in some colors, I can't see anything you wrote, without holding up special filters to my monitor, as I'm extremely colorblind, and I simply don't know what's being said. I'm not sure, but I think you type in red or green, because those are my worst colors. Blue and yellow are also hard for me, but I can generally make them out. I'm not trying to be critical, but I actually like what you have to say, when I can see it!  |
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Bedrock of the Community
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 United States
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JMerrick, I have the opposite vision problem, I have trouble reading the black type and add color as this makes it easier on my eyes to post... Advise and I can copy & paste my color comments in a "Quick Reply" below the comments, also advise on what is the best color for you to read... THANKS
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Biokemist6,
Thanks for posting the info, I would assume that NGC does not slab coins dated before 500AD, then again, I don't know the date of this piece and paid them to receive the exact information...
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BC, How about anything but light blue, light yellow, and anything remotely red or light to medium green? |
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Here's what I found about NGC and 'ineligible coin types'. Directly from their website:
"INELIGIBLE TYPE describes a class of coin, medal or token that NGC does not certify, regardless of its condition."
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Posted 03/15/2011 2:44 pm
