specific question about submitting coins for grading

[moondoggy]

is it acceptable to submit coins for grading still in the cellophane as it came from the mint or should you put them in flips ?

 

thanks,

moondoggy

[Max Spiegel]

Yes, you may submit coins in Mint packaging.

 

Thank you for your question.

 

[James G. Berline]

Max, what would be the most recommended way to wrap it and submit , if it was a very high quality raw coin? Respectively, Jim/jb4gpo

[Max Spiegel]

Jim,

 

If you want to take the utmost precaution with a high value or high quality coin, I would recommend that you double flip it (place the coin in a small flip and then the small flip in a larger one -- please do not tape or staple the flips), then put that inside of a bubble envelope. You can then place the bubble mailer into a box and mail it to us.

 

Thank you for your question

[mrkim-migration]

Hi, what should I do if I only want one of the coin from the Mint Package to be graded, and it is in plastic holder?

 

If it is in paper holder, should I cut out one that I want to get slabbed or should I send the whole package to NGC to have them take out the coin I want to get graded?

 

Michael

[Max Spiegel]

Michael,

 

If you only want one coin in a Mint Set you should cut it out and submit it to us in a flip. On the other hand, if you wanted the entire set graded then you would be able to submit it in the mint packaging.

 

Thank you,

Max Spiegel

[mrkim-migration]

Max, I have Proof set from Mint that came in hard plastic case, I just want one or two coins graded. Can I send the set to NGC to break the case and grade those two coins or do I have to break them myself?

 

Thanks.

 

Michael

[Max Spiegel]

Michael,

 

If you only want part of a Proof Set graded you would have to crack it out and send us the coins you would like graded. We would only crack out for you if you want the entire set graded.

 

Thanks,

Max