How can I get my penny certified 0

[Erik salgado]

I have two very good condition Penny's .... And I want them to get certified and all that to sell in auction ... A 1946s penny and a 1956D penny 

[LISA B]

Thank you for your email.  In order to submit directly yourself, you would need to upgrade to a paid member of ours with at least the Associate Membership level.  Once you have done that you will then have access to our submission forms that you will need to fill out and send with your coins. 

The following link will show you our services and fees. 

https://www.ngccoin.com/submit/services-fees/ 

Please feel free to email or call us should  you have any further questions.

Thank you,

[Just Bob]

Not trying to burst your bubble, Erik, but neither of these coins is worth the cost of grading fees, insurance, shipping, etc. The '46 S is circulated, and is worth about 15 cents maximum. The '56 D, while possibly uncirculated, would have to grade MS67 RD or better to be worth the the cost, and, judging by just the picture of the obverse, it would not grade that high.