Have you thought about getting your coins graded by NGC or PCGS? - What is it all about?
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- Опубликовано: 8 июл 2024
- What is third party grading all about? What do all those strange numbers and letters on the slabs mean? Lets take a closer look and enjoy some lovely coins into the bargain.
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lovely variety Numi! Was very happy to see some older numismatic coins spread in vs all modern!
Beautiful coins, educational commentary and a very entertaining video! Keep up the good work! Thanks again!
awesome video, love the Ethelred Saxon ms63, wow......the 1816 george iii maundy ms64+ is going to make that owner very happy too!. i just got 6 coins back from you grading today, and well worth it, extremely happy with the results, id highly recommend anyone with an interest in nice coins and collecting to go down the grading process. lots to learn, looking forward to future vlogs, thanks for sharing.
Always a pleasure, Numi.
Esse and Dem,or Essequibo and Demerary,were British Guiana colonies,modern day Guyana.They adopted the Stiver denomination from the Netherlands,20 stiver equaled 1 guilder.They were legal copper tokens
Interesting video and really good explanation what grading is and how it works.
Yes fully aware of NGC UK international coin grading and economics and comical. As I sent in an Ibrahim Lincoln copper coin 1943 and also 1933 British copper penneys to NGC international London to be graded . I paid for elite membership of NGC UK for coin grading plus further £100 and they was unable to do the job as they made excuses that it was a pgcs, so I sent them an envelope stamp £10 worth of address envelope to myself with chip also witnessed by the post office and many other people apparently they are unable to grade very expensive rare coins like my coins of Abraham Lincoln made out of copper 1943 D and 1933 copper British pennies .
Lovely mix between old and new, world coins and sovereigns
Lovely coins today thanks Numistacker
Great video my friend I can’t wait for the next one
Great coins and video with lots of info
Excellent introduction to coin grading, I will show a friend who is interested.
Thanks that is great
Big thumbs up from me bud. I appreciate this video. It has been very helpful. ..
Excellent information Numi and some great coins again!!
I think that a + designation is not so important to collectors, a * designation on the other hand is really desirable. especially if it's a MS65 or higher!!
4 advantages imo, 1 a pedigree can be attached to a coin physically 2 lost or stolen coins have a chance to be returned 3 there is a crucial independent view on a coin that a dealer may try to hide e.g.coin damage on old coins, quality issues and I include the mints and new proofs in that 4 viewing coin is easy and can be stored safely
wow Numi your the best with cool coins ,
take care, stay safe , stay healthy , Blessings.
great video numi very informative, just keep the results coming and keep us all happy lol...its a brilliant distraction from whats going on at the moment ..
Yes we all need distraction
Nice video 👌🏽
Wtf how many coins were in that opening clip wow. Thanks for the info and great video
Great video! A couple of questions... How does pricing work? how are coins sent to you? (are they kept in original presentation box or just the capsule?) And lastly is there a size limit to coins? Could you for instance get a 5oz coin graded? Sorry for so many questions! Thank you :)
absolutely love that big gold longest reigning monarch 1952-2015 , what a super gold goin .
I know the NGC and PCGS service, both are excellent for American currencies. Sometimes grid 1 or 2 points up or down. But I confess that foreign currencies are too flawed for authentication. There is a lack of specialized people in this area. I think they should really only classify American currencies. I've seen every encapsulation of Roman coins that make your hair stand on end, there are pieces that you can't tell if they are fake or real due to so much wear. But they simply encapsulate because it is an advantageous market. I am an ANA Member myself, and really in my opinion I don't find it interesting to have a coin sealed in an acrylic box, and I can't touch it and feel the whole story behind the coin in my hands. Coins have always been collected in this way, but suddenly from 3 decades, these firms started to emerge, in fact vision to really profit. I still consider and use the classic way to collect coins.
one of my fav.s this episode it awesome. pl proof-like .....i like this grade designation, i wonder if proof like gem is an actual grade....
Hi Numi,
What can be better than an unboxing video, especially during the current lockdown! We all love the mega unboxing videos as:
a) we love coins and b) it's nice to see the variety of coins being graded by collectors.
Nice to see the £5 coin get a grade higher after NCS conservation 😊
Also the bridge £1 got the correct description instead of "piedfort" after re-holdering.
Thanks for your help Numi!
good evening ! do you help me with a question? the coin was minted with the year 1961, returned from the ngc in a sealed box and is evaluated and certified by them as being from the year 1964, what should i do?
good presentation and honest info is always appreciated in this line of hobbying....it seems like you have to pay a price to get interested in this hobby - especially with all of the fake Morgans/Trade Dollars coming out of China atm...
I like the 1876 1/2 sovereign. Any chance it might be for sale?
Your video proves that while the essential idea of grading is sound and good for the hobby, the extras and cores are ridiculous and take much respectability for the market. First and Early issue to me is bullshit as well as these cores.
You should mention that there is yet another agency to verify the NGC grade is a sound one - CAC sticker.
I think for now getting slabbed coins from the grading agencies are for those very much into a coin business but for the average collector it is a ton of wasted money unless you truly do have some valuable numismatic coins that you foresee selling or giving to heirs in the future. Then, if you have the money, it would be worth getting a grade.
Yes there is an element of BS and hypocrisy at play. I have learned not to judge as what is cool and fascinating to some is a diabolical debauched depraved false market for losers to others. I have learned that if markets and demand don’t exist NONE of these products or versions or varieties would exist. People buy black core red core glow in the dark first releases and early release first day and last day... in all seriousness I like the snazzy first releases label in blue - there I said it...
Correction - MS means mint state coin. This means the coin is in a condition which shows no circulation (that it was never used or at most used once or twice and with great care) but not struck several times and with the finish and detail of a Proof. AU means Almost Uncirculated which are for coins that show light use in circulation. Below AU the coins show significant signs of use with varying levels of wear with G4 being extremely worn.
Yes and no - yes of course you are right but NGC also calls ALL non proof coins MS and forms ONLY have MS or PF to choose from.
Ah I see your clarification. The forms do this simply to separate "business strikes" from the special proof strike.
As an aside, one benefit to getting the graded and slabbed coin - proper protection of the coin. Another reason when buying a coin of numismatic value to buy one in such a holder.
I have about 35 coins set aside to send into the NGC, many of them from my time in China (before anyone comments, yes they are real). I also have a few crossover PCGS coins I want to send through conservation such as a proof V Nick. Then I have a few toned coins set aside to send to PCGS for grading, I am not a fan of sending toned coins to NGC since so many are sent back as questionable color or artificial toning. I rarely run into that with PCGS.
I have run into that with PCGS and it ended with PCGS changing their mind but it took 6 months to resolve. Wish you success with your grading.
Can you go over what the diffrences are between MS/PR/SP 69 vs MS/PR/SP 70? I see a bunch of 69 in this video but they look as clean as the 70's.
How much does it cost to get a coin reholdered? I have a slabbed coin but unfortunately its scratched
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I just bought a 2022 1/10 oz kookaburra BU from APMEX. My first gold coin. I'd like to send a few coins to NGC for grading. I don't even know how to start. Do you need to be a member or subscriber to NGC to get a few coins graded.
I am very interested in grading coins, in fact it was the graded coins that finally got me involved in the hobby, rightly or wrongly I felt a verifiable graded coin was a slightly lower risk purchase than someone's subjective description/opinion or indeed my own relatively uninformed one. Anyway I am now slowly accumulating a collection of gold and silver coins that appeal to me and tend to focus on current proof coins which are either already graded or I hope to have graded in the future. The whole grading designation thing, slab colours/label types etc is quite involved but your videos and insights are extremely helpful thank you. I wish I knew more about historic coins as they do appeal to me but its such a minefield for the uninitiated :) If you don't mind I may email you regarding grading in the near future.:) take care and stay safe everyone.
Not at all
@@Numistackerexcellent, thank you.
I didn't know 4 graders look at each coin. I thought we had to rely on the fickle judgement of a random grader.
My guess is at least 2+1
how much coins do you have
One or maybe two
I’ll buy graded coins for the same price as bullion, but I won’t pay the premium for the grade. Just not a numismatist. I can appreciate why people do it, however, and the value it adds.
Nothing wrong at all with your philosophy
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good evening ! do you help me with a question? the coin was minted with the year 1961, returned from the ngc in a sealed box and is evaluated and certified by them as being from the year 1964, what should i do?
Send it back to NGC