Just Back From ANACS

[AU24K]

Sent off 3 coins to be graded and slabbed.
Just got them back!







The Indian Head was acquired in a swap from a fellow member of Numista from France.
https://en.numista.com/

The other two were gleaned from searching some 50,000+ loose Lincoln cents provided by my Landlord who worked at a bank and would bring me 5000 at a time to search of unrolled cents.
My total cost? Time and $0.02!
(Plus certification)

Hope all find that one or two pearls in their pile of oysters!

Best,

Scott

 

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[Rookster]

OK.

 

[PetesPockets55]

Congrats on those three. That '72 is supposed to be fairly difficult to find.

I really like those ANACS holders.
When they are stacked in a box, the date/variety is visible from the top without removing. Makes it easy to sort through a stacked box and find a certain one without removing them all (to look at the face.)

 

[Dozer D]

It's the THRILL OF THE HUNT, at face value yet. Nice coins.

 

[trdking]

Brilliant! Nice work. Those will be treasures forever

 

[Professor of Engineering]

Nice coins!

 

[A2coins]

Awesome whats it cost to have a coin graded and put in a case by them

 

[AU24K]

Awesome whats it cost to have a coin graded and put in a case by them

I am a member of a Facebook group and a Senior member was inviting other members to submit coins for certification.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/1491940997743498/


The more coins submitted, the lower the cost.
I think that it cost about $20 for the Indian and $30 each for the errors.

The Indian lists at about $225 in EF and the other two are a "Seller's Market," starting around $700 each.

Be Well, my Friend!

Best,

Scott

 

[A2coins]

Thanks for the info Scott and nice coins