PWA 1967

I slab pennies and nothing else for reasons i have mentioned before. If they dont reject any and give just a grade i cant see any benefit sending them as i dont want to sell any and the grade is not far away from reputable opinion I cannot believe they say .... we will charge you for conservation so you have a decent coin. After just reading the NGC site its not something i can get my head round I only collect copper/bronze pennies..... surely they should say....... Buy another ,the one you have has problems,not we will clean it

I will let you rest and chill out ..... YES its a clogged die and being an expert thats YOUR opinion. You still miss the point............ if someone (not yourself) want a second / Third opinion send it .....if you dont not a problem. I was just giving another option... and as you state one your not bothered about.

Not at all they get things wrong but not much to spend on an opinion. I didnt really just mean with this coin was more in general. By the time you spend driving round to dealers /fairs putting petrol in and messing about. Post the coin and see what they say .... nothing to lose you still get it back. However i trust them enough to say i would buy it if came back ok.........but thats another thread.

Its nothing to do with weather one has been attributed. Its if your really not sure spend £13.75 and find out . Otherwise make your own decision I have just received quite a few pennies back that they have not slabbed before. What they have done is confimed the variety and said they are problem free ,so i am more than happy

As daft as it seems some technology with regards microscopes and lighting costs a lot more than £14. What i was trying to say..... if you want to have an opinion a coin might be worth sending it might resolve a thought. If you dont and leave the question wide open , well not a problem just an idea and leave it I dont think the H is missing but if the guy who has it ,spend £14 and find out Alfnail has the best microscope for coins i have seen but was slightly over £14

Yes i agree but somtimes easier to say if you want to be sure send it to someone who will look properley. For the sake of spending £14 easy to find out and if you dont want to risk that much you know its not ok.

Yes i may be shot down in flames Ones like this ...if your not sure.... send to cgs and for £13.75 get an independent opinion. People on here can only look at a picture rather than the coin going under a microscope /Light and three people looking in hand. It might take a couple of months Otherwise you will keep looking and wont get the attribution. £13.75 is not a lot to spend and if you dont think it is ok just keep it , i assume you are not sure or wouldnt of posted. Plus if its OK i will buy it

To live in his house is a good reason for looking for them. I dont think that has come up on the forum before

Thats a good example Rob.

Fantastic coin prax and one to keep Fortunately the coins i looked at were not mine Vicky but ones i looked at. A couple are with dealers and dont think it would be fair on the dealer to bring to everyones attention on an open forum. What i would suggest is check before you buy as always and now i will double check. I only send coins to get slabbed to try and ensure they are problem free (not a guarentee but gives me peace of mind) if they dont reject any then the grade is not always the issue.

Yes i agree ,why its a forum would like to see any posts rather than nothing. Without people posting it would no longer be a forum. We may aswell just email each other

A 1903 open 3 in unc Hope you still have a picture Prax. The one Richard has is quality but never seen one ln that kind of grade. Like alot of the varieties i am sure they will turn up in high grades.

Interesting posts Prax and thank you. The ones i couldnt find months ago were ok just me entering them wrongly

Would be better to perhaps post a picture Welcome to the forum .........whats the pink all about

Spent the last twenty minutes looking at NGC pennies...... yes i need to get out more. Can anyone find one that is mentioned on the slab as i have just found a few that are live verd ?.

Vicky knows his silver so that will be spot on dippy dip and no need to send it.

Another thread has brought this to my attention. Has anyone got a penny thats got VERD / CORROSION mentioned on an NCG slab ? I have found dozens that have obvious problems on photos but never seen any mentioned on the slab. Fully aware they just grade /give a number and seen a lot of problems that buyers seem happy with As they dont however reject them wanted to see any faults. Apart from ANACS dont see any grader who gives me confidence in sending pennies ?. A coin that has verd /corrosion and slabbed will get worse it cant improve and should be mentioned....otherwise why send it One coin that has verd/corrosion/carbon spot in fact anything.....please post.... would love to see one. Please post as not got any confidence in sending any for peace of mind and have seen faults on a lot. Just one does not seem much , but as a betting man you will struggle. Or is it they dont bother and just give them a grade ?. Pete.

A lot more people will give you a better opinion but the obverse UNC the reverse less so A / unc

They look absolutely terrible and cant understand why someone would artificially tone a coin to look like that. Everyone to there own but all those ............

Yes that makes sense . Suppose what i should of said rather than withdrawn was did they change the design after only producing a few

Was the..... 50P...... i asked was withdrawn ........Nothing to do with the 20p.

Thats a scarce one Prax I seem to remember another thread about these a few months ago ...........although i might be wrong.

Sold that was quick

The 20p undated i have one i bought with a few others a couple of years ago its in a cgs slab but GEF. They dont interest me and happy to get rid of it. If anyone wants one PM me £50 inc postage

Hopefully when you get it slabbed it will be a good one.