Should You Get Your Coins Graded?
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- Опубликовано: 13 дек 2018
- Should you get your coins graded? Here's the pros and cons of sending in your coins, mint errors and varieties in for grading. Find out if you should send your coins to PCGS or NCG or ANACS.
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Hi Daniel I'm new on your site. I been watching so many on RUclips, but it's hard to understand them. I like you better on explanation. You seem to be honest. Thank you for all your time by teaching me or all of us don't know anything alot of my collection. Good day and God bless you.
Thank you and you're welcome
Hey Daniel this is Lawrence mckee and you hit all the right topics within the topic. I am so better educated now and appreciate your insight and knowledge. I already was a good grader. Now I am greater than that. Thanks again
An older video I see but still very helpful nonetheless. Daniel I'd be lost without your videos, thanks again!
Thank you!
Good information as always. Thanks !
Thanks for being honest with the people
You're welcome
Thanks Daniel, this one of the most asked questions I get. There are several different factors that go into deciding which coins should be graded and which ones are a waste of time and money. To me this video should clarify the question of to grade or not to grade! Great video!
Thanks. I am just touching on this subject and should be a series actually. How I move forward on this subject depends on the responses I get.
Yes thank you you just made it so much easier to know what I should send to have graded
Thanks for another great video Daniel. I have come to the same conclusion even before I saw this video. It is usually NOT worth ha ding your coin(s) graded unless they are very rare, in really great condition, or highly valuable according to the gray sheet or a coin dealers opinion. I think I have 2 coins (out of many) that COULD be worth having graded, but I am still thinking on it and I am not in a hurry. My advice to anyone would be to really study the coin, get others opinions and be a sure as you can that it will be worth it. Again, $40 or more just for the grading, then there's shipping and all that on top of whatever time and money you already have in the coin.
Great advice. If I understand you correctly only the rearrest most valuable coins have enough value to be worth grading because of the costs involved. Thank you, appreciated.
Great job Daniel, I almost made the same mistake again. But thanks to you and your videos I will Be fine, again thank you
You were great, I joined your group immediately. Thank you
Thank you
Just been reviewing some of my coins that are the year but have to decide if condition warrants trying a few. If wrong won't be the first time. Just found a couple of "errors" that are not significant in my opinion-----you just gave me info that may save me some money
Great video and well taken great advice. Thank you
Thanks you
Thank you for the information
Thanks for the additional information.
You're welcome and thanks for watching.
this is by far the most comprehensive video on when to grade or not i have ever seen. Great Job!!! Daniel keep these videos coming!!!! Also with the 72 ddos. Type 1 in high grade worth sending off and type 4..especially type 4. worth more then the rest of em.
Thanks. I appreciate it.
@@CoinHELPu So if I took a picture of a coin it would cost money to find out if it would be worth something
@@gailhuntley2466 no, you would have to send the coin off to an expert and pay them to look at your coin.
No. I have. It
Very knowledgeable review Thanks
Thank you for that , you just saved me money.
Thank you Daniel
Great topic! I've seen other videos of people sending their coins in and it does sound like the lottery! I like guessing what grade I would give it and what they actually got. Sometimes you win sometimes you lose!
Yes, it is fun. It can also be costly if you're on a tight budget and have no idea what you're doing.
Ya good question and response. I typically won't send in a coin unless I'm certain that the grade it'll receive will make the coin worth more than what I paid for the coin including grading fees. The only caveat I'll say to this is that some people enjoy their collection in slabs. If it's for your own personal collection without regard to liquidation in the future then have at it. Also, some people have collections on PCGS and NGC registries and thus if they bought a coin say in NGC but have a PCGS registry, they may send it in to have it re-graded by PCGS so they can add it to their registry set. I used to buy raw coins however, I enjoy the comfort now of knowing it's relative grade, authentication, and having 3 "experts" deem the coin not to be cleaned/QT etc. I also think it's just a smarter move to buy the coin graded now days. They liquidate better and for more in the market place. Good video keep it up!
Well said.
Great video and great info
Thanks!
Thanks for the info.
I just wanted to say thank you. I'm just getting started and I'm sure I'm going to make a lot of mistakes I've been collecting all kinds of coins for 40 years. In fact I really don't know what I have other than an awful lot of coins it's my retirement keep the mind busy plan. So you'll probably be seeing a lot of questions from me annual probably get a lot of thank you for me. Do you do an excellent job on explaining and it's very understandable.
Good advice from Daniel. Collectors should also know that third party grading is very 'subjective'. And, when it comes to older key dates, many will likely be called cleaned or questionable color.
Another call could be altered surfaces. I've seen numerous coins both clearly undergraded as well as overgraded. I've seen coins in problem holders that don't appear to have a problem, and coins graded with no problems that obviously have problems. Third party grading is not absolute. It's subject to human 'opinion' and human error. Sometimes coins have to be submitted multiple times to receive the desired grade. And, sometimes the desired grade just never happens.
It seems that key dates will mostly be problem coins but with low mintages and the fact that the best are already encapsulated (save for new discoveries), then it stands to reason what we see now is "rejects". I know some dealers crack problems coins out and sell as raw. I don't condone this but some coins are mislabeled as cleaned when they're not. I know because I have resubmitted cleaned coins and received a problem free grade and visa versa.
Thank you. I sent you two photos, the 1948 BF, and the 1943-p nickel. I hope you can see them well. Somehow I find you trustworthy and value your opinion.
I have a 1957 close to mint Canadian quarter with doubling on Canada and date. Strong doubling. I’m sending it to be graded.
Love this video 😊
Thanks!
Great video bro
Good information
I like mint condition wartime nickels. I got all the war nickels in 65 already. Might not look very impressive but it looks better when you have it in your hand
They are 30 percent silver? THEY HAVE the big P, D. Or S.above the monument? You are lucky? Government tried to get them all back? Jus stinkin thinkin .AWESOME by the way.🐈🐈🐆🐆✌👈🍀
I love war nickels
Hi Daniel, I’m a coin collector. With comparison of tons of RUclipsrs who misguide the coin fans, I’m so found of you because you try to open eyes on such important facts about coin and bank note collectibles. I think that you deserve to get lots of likes and subscriptions. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
Probably still best to just purchase a graded coin. Not many raw coins in high grades available anyhow :/ on a positive note NGC is grading my eagle as of yesterday so here’s hoping for a 70! Going to be a great gift for my dad regardless of grade.
Thank you
Thiss vid..reallly help pal...thamkks.a millionnm😁😁😁😁😎
you got that right, damaged parking lot coins and penny boxes on ebay are in 2022 out of this world sky high cost for nothing
Thanks for the knowledge Daniel. I hope I didnt go wrong to join PCGS.. They are sending me a slip. To put my coin in plus they will let me send in just one coin at a time . It is going to be great I just know it will.
Good luck but this business isn't for the faint of heart. PCGS and the others can outright disrespect your coins.
Great videos. My 2019 American eagle silver reverse proof coin is being shipped now. Do you think I should get it graded and if so what service would you send it to. Thank you for the advice and keep up the great videos.
In this time in coin looking,very rare to get any coin in pocket change to send off to be graded.
I’m a silver stacker, Respectfully,good to see how the other half live, numismatics coin collectors, Stacking on
Thanks for watching
I watch all your videos.
Thank you
Keep it up. You're doing a good job. Thank you for informing us.
Get them graded only if they are rare.
like a 1944 steel penny ?
But what is the definition of RARE when dealing with coins?
@@hotautos low mintage, coins with not many examples existing anymore, or coins extremely scarce in nice conditions
What web site are you on to look up the worth on coins? It will really help me out thanks. You are one of the top 3 people that got me in to coin collecting . Keep up the good work boss.
PCGS and NGC price guide. Thanks
Excellent and truthful video... need more common sense videos to help the average person looking for straight talk.. Thank you
You're welcome and thanks for watching.
Well said.
Always seemed like a good idea to submit any CC Morgans I acquire unless they've been altered or gouged somehow. Have to rethink my position on that now. Hmm...
I know it's a bit after this informative video, but my LCS has a service that allows me to piggy back on them, for a small fee. I don't have to be a PSGS member and pay a per coin fee. They just ship my single coin off with the rest of their lot.
I tend to purchase the graded coins in NGC capsules, to verify theyre not fakes, and it makes it easier to sell if necessary
Hi. I was reading an article about the American silver Eagle and this place I was reading the article I don't want to mention.its said that your coin is perfectly minted from the monster box in my case the coin etc dealer I went he opened the box right in front of me.lucky me ahhh? It's that make my coin with high ms+?? And Thanks for your valuable lessons.
Nope, they’re not perfect. Misleading info
Hi,i have a 1992 D Penny , MS65 ,1G,Die Gouge,"RIZZ" and a 2001- D Penny Error ,UNC, Brockage and 4 -1968 -D- filled in -UNC Pennys ,and a Blank Cent Planchet ,UNC, coin,and a 1930 Penny, Splitting Planchet at the date coin,and a 1953 Penny ,UNC,Double 3 coin,and a 2000 Penny ,Off Center ,MS 65 coin,and a 1966 Penny ,UNC,Clashed Die,Cross Date Flag ,Curtain,Rev.Inside the Pillars coin ,which one of these by choice would you recommend to get graded?
That makes sense for modern coins. What about older coins? 100 - 400 years old or older? Is it just a numbers game based on the value of the coin being well above the cost of having it graded?
Coin cost and fees can't be more than the final value of the submitted coin based on the grade.
Thank you Daniel for always sharing your knowledge. I have a handful of westward journey nickel mint rolls, would you suggest I open them to look for speared buffalo or keep them in the wrapper?? & can you send the entire roll in for grading? Is that a bad (expensive) idea??
Chances are slim, what you have is worth over face a bit, once opened not so much. So it's like a scratch off where you win a dollar and that is all.
Thanks for your insight!
I have a 1939 wheat penny with the reverse side upside down on the back should I send it in to be graded?
Oh..Hi... Oh Daniel. Do you allow coins to be sent to you to learn other people as to what i think i may have...and then you learn us as to what i actually got ? Just Stinkin Thinkin! I do not want to risk what i may or may not have by believing i am right cause i would be angry at me!!!!! For putting out $ that could be better spent. I love your no nonsense approach to the whole COIN ENTHUSIASTS Community AND keep up the good work
THANK YOU..and post script..that was kind you mentioned your grandfather in a video.Thank you and bless you 💕
I wouldn't have the time to accept coins like that. I can look at images for you but it's getting to the point I can't keep up.
@@CoinHELPu It is ok. I cannot imagine even i expecting this. I am hooked on your t.v. video though. You MADE me Smile. 💗
Hi your very informative!!!! I just subscribed I recently received coins from my mom that just passed and I’ve found a few major errors that I’m sure you would love to see !
No, sorry, I see mint errors every single day. I have a help community that will help you ID them, but minor errors do not add value to a coin. I hope you find something major but it's important to use sites like CONECA variety vista and doubleddie.com and look for those coins.
I think to some extent you should know about grading. For instance differentiating a coin that is fair, good, very good, extra fine, almost uncirculated, brilliant uncirculated and mint state. However is it really important to know what distinguishes a Ms 65 say from Ms 70? What makes the professional coin grader an expert who assigns one grade to a coin in mint state from another professional coin grader who assigns another grade in mint state to the same coin? Who do you go with if both are experts but come to different conclusions? Could experts be wrong?
Yes and no. It depends on how you define wrong. It could be you're wrong and the grader was correct. So it is subjective. However, based on studying all these graded coins for a couple of decades I am seeing a lot of inconsistencies.
What about semi-numismatic coins like modern bullion coins like the Silver American Eagle and other counties silver coins? Many of them (not the American Eagle) are collectible as they change the obverse every year on the Chinese Panda, several Australian coins, and others.
Most of the modern bullion coins are going to get MS or PR/PF69 and even in MS70 they have minimal numismatic value unless they're special mintage like the 1995 W Silver Eagle or some of the gold Pandas. It's actually another video subject all together.
Hello and thank you for the education. I have a 1982 d Lincoln cent with the ( L ) missing in Liberty and the we is missing on the reverse side. My problem is I have a ton of 67 quarters in mint shape full feathers and a mirror finish 64’ Washington quarter and several beautiful Lincoln Pennie’s in red
Grading companies? Let the buyer beware and the customer is always right is the way to answer them. They aren't behaving like our friends like some have claimed.
I no dont clean coin have one just needs alittle clean when you send it to coin grading do they clean the coins
No they don't. You can call and ask them about conservation. I would call and ask the grading company.
What about high premium modern coins such as 2019 Una and the Lion 2 oz silver proofs? Is it worth grading any low mintage proof coins?
No, not any worth grading
Daniel thanks again for the videos- I found a 1963-D DD0-001 stage B. You think it’s worth sending out?? Looks like MS-65 to me
I always check and see what they have sold for at ebay or Heritage Auctions.
what about uncirculated State quarters?
I have an error quarter coin and I would like to know what it is worth, what should I do?
Don’t do FB-Great advice. Collectors need to do their own grading.
Hi Daniel ,
I am a collector with a substantial collection of all denominations . I have done my research as you recommend using many different guides . I have been to coin shops when in fact they have tried to take a certain coin to the back room to clean !!! Stating he worked for one of the main coin grading sites for many years that I will not name saying that this cleaning can not be detected . Is there a grading company I can take these binders to and sit with someone and get a recommendation on which ones to grade . I have spent many many hours going through coins and I know of some that should be graded such as 1909 s vdb, 1864 L on ribbon . 1969 full steps .
Many more . Where I struggle with is there are so many where to begin and would like to sit with someone and get there recommendation on which ones to send in and someone I trust ???
You live to far away !
They can be properly cleaned. PCGS and NGC do it and so do many dealers.
I have an 1968 Lincoln penny. Beautiful! Would love for you to see
I have seen rolls of brilliant and red examples.
@@CoinHELPu ... it's bright! I'm no collector, I just like looking for possible treats. I always just turn around and spend it. Lol
I just got some coins back from PCGS California satin finish quarters that should have been ms69 they said they were all my ms68 I don't see it are they grading the coins harder now
Hi, I'm having one cent 1996 D coin which is having some double like errors on the letters.Should I send you the photo for your guidance?
Do you think it would be worth sending in a 2019 s reverse proof silver eagle, to get graded?
I can't answer that question too early to tell.
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What do you think of sending coins to anacs to get them graded to save money and buying collector coins already graded usually you can buy graded coins cheaper than sending them off
I think it's fine to do that.
Older coins I would look at about what its worth and to protect its finish , don't want to leave it in a PVC flip. I didn't listen to the whole video yet but for modern coins I used to cut apart mint sets ,do they count as ms? But I figured they'd get a better grade but I lost interest in new coins ,compared to older coins the designs now are unsightly ,I do like the Saquawea dollar compared to the Susan Anthony dollar .IMO the mint has gone way downhill on coins so many made and ultra low relief .I hear they have a ton of those Anthony dollars filling up vaults probably 1999 ,but its just sad what its come to.
Yes they would be MS.
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if i buy raw BU morgan’s from apmex do you think it would be worth having them graded?
No I don't.
I have a 2009 US Mint S proof set in the cases and they look like perfect coins. I have a graded quarter collection and thought about getting the quarters graded. I'm not a member of any grading service so would have to start fresh. Is it worth my time and trouble and investment?
Not for the proofs. You should watch my videos on that.
@@CoinHELPu I did find your video about the proofs after I made this comment. Thanks for the valuable info!
Hey Daniel. I found something special. It's a 64 P proof set with all coins in set appears to be early/special strikes. 67+ or even better, full step nickel and full band dime! I want to send them to grade but I have no clue what to do. Plz help
I have a video on sending to PCGS and NGC, just do a search
Si is no recomendable to certified all the 25 cent coin collection?
I have this 1964 penny error . What do you think should I have the penny graded ? The penny is the size of a dime looks like some sliver on the side mostly copper I think . Has a distorted face . Let me know what you think . Thank you .
It doesn't work that way and youtube comments are not the place to ask questions like this. Join our help community and post an image coinauctionshelp.com/forum/
I have two 68 Penney's n a79 penny uncirculated do I have to get graded
I have a 1971P Eisenhower silver dollar should I send it off to have it graded? Last that I saw it has a value of $9,987.
I'm stuck in limbo I have a 1922 s peace dollar coin but not sure if I should waste the money grading it
I have a1962 full steps no mint mark nickel.Very nice condition.Would that be worth grading?
Did you looks up the value of each grade on coinfacts.com then compare it to the grading fees and membership fees?
Great video! Subscribed! I have a few $5 Gold Indians my mother in law bought me. I was thinking about getting them graded for protection and I don't even know if they are real.😃 I also have a 2023 Morgan and 2023 Peace silver Proofs that I bought from the mint. I was also thinking about grading them, basically to get them in nice holders. What do you think?
Personal decision.
I have a 2020 Australian 1 oz .999 Gold Swan it's mintage is 5k it looks great under the scope. Should I have it graded?
No
Dang wished I watched this before I paid the money for the gold membership.. cool thing about roll searching is you can roll the coins and get your money back. scratchers when you lose all you have is a 30 dollar piece of worthless cardboard...
I would not grade any of my coins. It's all a money making racket by PCGS, NGC, and other coin grading companies. I still don't understand what differentiates an MS 67 from an Ms-68, Ms 69 and Ms 70. Sometimes coin dealers show me a coin that has a lot of toning on it, and they will say it's PCGS Ms 68 while a coin that is perfect with no toning, and which has the same detail is given a much lower grade of Ms 60. I personally think that coin dealers and professional grading companies are in business, so they will say anything to get you to pay more for the same coin.
There's often not any difference between MS69 to MS70, sometimes you can see but others don't make sense. A one point difference is often not easily discerned.
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I live in Australia.I got a Morgan 1879 CC no grading . Looking my other coins ,he would be MS 68.I dont whant to take the risque to send to USA
I am worryto lost this coin? Can you tel my what to do.Tank you very much.
What are the best flips to use for sending in coins and where can I find them?
Safe t flips
CoinHELPu thank you I ordered some flips not long ago but someone told me that they cause PVC damage
Just watched a video called "Jacks Coin Snacks." Another shooter selling high priced coins. On to the story. He had the vice president of NGC on. I cannot recall the gentlemans name. It was a forum where you could ask questions. I asked one question. Well I asked it more then once lol. Does the large companies like Heritage and Stacks and Bowers get preferred treatment over the common collector? He gave no answer but kept talking about the common collector while he was sitting in this beautiful office. He is so out of touch with reality. I am sticking to ANACS they truly know the everyday collector. If I take a little hit so be it. This pompous man I wouldn't let grade a baseball card stuck in the spokes of my bike. This company is about profit not about the true hard working numismatist. Enough said.
Miles Standish?
How do you GO ABOUT SENDING COINS TO ANACS for grading?Thanks
Print the form from their website and fill it out, call the with any questions.
What is the membership fee to pcgs.could you tell me please
Just bought a 1901 Gold liberty head double eagle, Fairly low mintage 111,430. Thinking about getting it graded. Do you think it is worth it. Really enjoy your videos
I don't think it would be
@@CoinHELPu Thank You really appreciate your response. Regarding the michigan Shirt, the way Ohio State kicked Michigan's but Sat. I don't think I will wear one either.
Whats ur thoughts on Proof Sets ?
What do you mean? They tend to grade in the PR63 to PR65 the further back you go but 1955 an back are worth sending the Franklin. Just depends on the year and how spotted they're.
Have you ever seen or heard of a strike thru on a 47 cent ?
I just found one with the date of 947
Yes, strike throughs like this are very common.
I have a 1959 Lincoln cent should I get it graded or just put it up for sale ?
1959 cents are common and if you watch my video I answer your questions
If you join ANA sometimes you can run coins past others to see if it’s worth being sent off.
That sounds like a mess of opinions.
But if you get three or four credible people to at least say yes you have a good chance sometimes that is what you need. Because we all know there’s not just one person grading coins at the company. You know as well as I do one of those graders at PCGS could have a different opinion than the next one in line. At least for me I value other peoples opinion that are equally or more educated than I am. I completely understand it’s impossible to get anything accurate from just a picture but you could get a good general idea and create an educated guess .
@@masterofcents.8175 I still don't agree. Only way is in hand and even that can be different from expert grader to expert grader. I never give advice like that based on images. You would be better to send a coin or two to ANACS than post images on a board.
I do agree with you. But sometimes even a little bit a help is better than nothing. Absolutely the best way is in hand.
I just got a 1959 nickle from my grandmother with full steps never been touched looks like just made it yesterday but I have no clue how to sell or grade?
I have a video on grading nickels and when to submit ruclips.net/video/Wjl5GE3VMog/видео.html
@@CoinHELPu thank you... just started getting into coins and I have alot allready ha
I have a 1964 Roosevelt dime that is in very good condition, very fine lustre with full bands, I am new at this and don't know what to do with it my camera don't take good pictures what should I do?
Look up the value in a price guide and look up how much is cost to submit for grading, they're not worth that much.
@@CoinHELPu thank you sir I appreciate that
What's to keep someone from stealing your coin if it's extremely valuable?
They would go out of business plus you send registered mail with insurance.
How do you get to be a member do you have to pay to be a menber or how can you explain
Yes, you have to pay PCGS to be a member. You go to their website, start an account and pay them.
What about ms 70 liberated 2023 proof without grade or with grade for 40 dollar difference oh and 1/4 or 1/2 gold?
Use the coinhelpu community to ask coin questions coinauctionshelp.com/welcome-to-coinhelpu-community/