Joyce C Novitzke

Several weeks ago I requested a score correction when my 1883 cc GSA Morgan Silver Dollar MS 67 was awarded a Vam 8A. The coin received 5879 points. The problem is the same coin and grade without the Vam scores 6473. Since this is the first coin in that grade to receive the 8A designation , I would appreciate someone reviewing this situation. My original "Request Score Correction" notice on the registry received no response. Thank you.

Since Saturday evening, I have been unable to get into my 1878-1904 GSA Hard Pack Including Varieties registry. I receive an error message. Another collector in our registry is having the same problem. Are you aware of this and when will it be fixed? Thank you! Joyce Novitzke

My USPS tracking number indicates the package will arrive today August 3, 2023 rather than tomorrow. Again, I appreciate any help your receiving department can provide.

This morning when my husband left to run errands, he took the NGC box to the post office. The problem is I did not write EX on the box but I have paid for that service. The post office indicated the box would arrive this Friday, August 4th. It is a small priority mail flat rate box that contains two GSA Morgan coins sent for variety grading. The post office tracking number is 9506 1127 2977 3213 2789 09. My Invoice number is 6850109. I would sincerely appreciate your staff looking for it on August 4th. The package was sent from: Dennis and Joyce Novitzke 1625 S Ocean Blvd, Unit S211 North Myrtle Beach, SC 29582. Thank you very much for your attention to this matter. Joyce C Novitzke

If a coin was graded several years ago and received a Vam 7 (for example on the 1880 cc) and now NGC recognizes both the Vam 7 and Vam 7A, would the coin when it originally graded look for the Vam 7A? I ask because the Vam 7A has been added to our registry list and perhaps my Vam 7 is a Vam 7A. Is there a cost for this submission to identify the Vam 7A. Thank you.

I just purchased an 1887 GSA Morgan Silver Dollar. When I entered the cert number, I received a message that the coin was owned by someone else. The message also said the coin would be added to a pending portion of my set for the 3 day wait period. That did not happen. Please check to see what the problem is. Cert # NGC 1543631-003. Thank you.

Hello...I just added my 1882 cc Vam 2C4 MS 66+ to my registry set. (GSA Hard Pack Holders Complete Set, Morgan Dollars 1878-1904 Including varieties.) The point values for the 1882 cc Vam 2 are all over the place. I believe the Vam 2C4 should be the same points as the Vam 2C3. If I were to purchase an 1882 cc without the Vam the points today would be higher than my Vam 2C4. Could you take a look at these areas? Thank you. Joyce Novitzke

Thank you so much for your quick response. I appreciate your taking the time to thoroughly investigate my situation. I will promptly send the coin to NGC so the label reads exactly as the database. Thanks again!

Purchased a GSA Morgan Silver Dollar 1880 cc Rev of 78 Vam 7. The label does not indicate Vam 7 and Hitlist 40 probably because the certification number is very low 3000306-007. The NGC database does indicate the coin is a Vam 7 and part of the Hitlist 40. Since I plan to leave my coins to my grandchildren, do you think I should send it in for a re-labeling so my heirs know its identity? What would I put on submission form regarding tier and service? Also, since there is no photo in the NGC database, will I need to request photo service or will you add a photo to the database. Thank you.

I am a rather new collector of GSA Hoard coins with only two years of experience to date. I only know of two hard pack cases that the GSA (General Services Administration) sold to the public between 1962-64. (1) The case that houses the Carson City coins states Carson City on the front of the case above the coin and usually says Uncirculated below the coin. Some coins were set aside due to various factors and were placed in cases that do not say Uncirculated. That may be what the other poster referred to as a second case. (2) The non Carson City coins were placed in a case that states United States above the coin and again Uncirculated (or not) below the coin. All of the GSA sale coins were placed in a black box with a seal and "The United States of America" written on the box front. The inside of the box is blue and has a statement written by Richard Nixon inside the cover. Also included with Carson City Uncirculated GSA coins is a Certificate of Authenticity (COA). They are individually numbered and the first two digits of the certificate refer to the year of the coin. I hope you find this helpful.