Jerry P.

I should of taken the error coin out. Submitted on a different line or form. My fault. I submitted in bulk. I thought that NGC would do the right thing. I was wrong (only my 2nd year submitting coins for grading). Note, When I got the Morgans from the mint. I had a broken lens on 1 coin, all the coins were loose in package. I, like all of you collectors, inspect all of my coins with a magnifying lens. That's how I noted the scratches on two (both came back MS68). Once again, I consider myself lucky, that I was able to get the coins from the Mint in the first place. I have a full time job, coin collecting is a passion/hobby. I wondered if I should post or not. After about 30 days, I thought yes. Is it better to share a story or not? I have been collecting coins for over 30+ years. New to the game of GRADING. I do not sell coins for profit (My collection). I love collecting coins. I hope all of you do too. I meet and talk with some great people at coin shows. Overall, my grading experience with NGC, is what I would call fair. I prefer coins to be in graded holders, I know their not fake (China) or have been modified. We need NGC and other grading companies. I believe there is a bright future for these companies. But that said... My friend worked in a famous Gold Mine in California. He said 50% of the employees stole gold. They had cameras and metal detectors, and they still stole. Never underestimate humans. Side note, I will try to find the post in coin world/week, where I posted that I had just submitted the error coin for grading (prior week in 2021), when NGC discovered MY error coin. Be safe out there!

I have contacted the police with regards to this issue. For the record, I posted on Coinweek or coinworld in October/Novermber of 2021 that I did in fact have this coin. I was lucky enough to purchase a total of 30 - 2021 Morgans from the mint (how many did you get!). Do I think NGC plotted to take the coin. NO. 2 possibilities, I think an employee/grader saw it. And stole it or NGC took it out of my coins, to show others, and forgot where it came from. Yes this is a serious accusation. You say the credibility is with NGC. LOL!!! Just prior to this I had two silver eagles, in a sealed "annual uncirculated dollar coin set". Both came back as burnished silver eagles. Nothing more. I sent an email, asking why the "annual uncirculated dollar coin set" was not on the label. NGC stated they do not put "annual uncirculated dollar coin set" on ANY label. I will be submitting those coins back for new labels. I have the emails, from NGC. So that tells me the numbers are skewed on the silver eagles coming out of coins sets (gratulations set, etc). You tell me, is that price fixing? Look at what price coin vault sells those coins at because the NGC label state the silver eagle is from a special set. You submit a coin for grading, it comes back one or two grades lower then you thought. You lost$$$$. Maybe an employee took your coin, switched with a lower grade, would you ever know it? I am posting to let collectors know what is out there. Employee thief is a real issue. I think NGC does a great job with the new labels, as well as other coin grading companies. My name is clear as day. Nothing is anonymous. Jerry Parsons.

I have been a member for almost two years. I will not be renewing my membership. WHY? Last November I submitted 16+- 2021 Morgan dollars for grading and encapsulation. This was my 2nd shipment. 1st coins received in 35+- days after submission. My 2nd submission had an ERROR morgan dollar in it. There was a press mark on the neck. I had showed it to a few people prior to submission for grading. The exact same error that NGC had "discovered", shortly after my submission, funny it looked exactly like MY coin. Anyway, I received the 2nd shipment 3+ months later from NGC. The error coin was MISSING. I know, it's my fault for trusting NGC to not steal coins. I submitted all the coins in bulk packaging, and I did not separate the ERROR coin. An employee realized he could STEAL the coin, replacing it with a regular Morgan. Somebody at NGC stole my ERROR coin. If there is only ERROR coin out there that NGC published as the one they found. Then it is a STOLEN COIN, shame on you, the STAFF at NGC! You stole the coin from ME!

Hi to NGC, I just purchased a 2019 RCM issued pride of two nations set. I was planning on submitting it for grading until I read the set has to be in a SEALED box. My set is opened, in original box. Is this true? This is the only silver eagle issued by a mint other then U.S. This is the rarest silver eagle, period. 1 of 10,000.