I have some coins I want sell them . How much cost for each to up graded ,I really need some sold what to do should I clean them or not? Should I just sell them like that
Great job! Yesterday I spent hours researching how to send in coins to be graded, but couldn't find a video to walk me through the process. Then "BOOM" here it is. thanks Daniel!
I always told my wife you are the best person I can trust to send my coins. I have many wheat pennies. Lincoln's. So many I can't believe I did it. Thank you so much. Bless you.
Thanks a lot for this video Daniel! Been a collector for years, but have never submitted coins to be graded. I bypassed this video back when you posted it because I thought I’d be an NGC guy, but now I’ve decided to submit some Eagles and want to go through PCGS. Appreciate the walkthrough!
I’m trying to get rid of about 300 Lincoln cents error coins, I have been trying to find someone to come and see what I have and I’ve found your videos have helped me to get someone over to my house to look at my collection, and they are coming to me! Got me pumped..... thanks bud I appreciate it
Hi Daniel, and thank you for your very informative and honest video. A tiny suggestion, I just shipped the first batch of coins in nearly 20 years to PCGS and do not know how to ship Registered Mail. So many rules, regulations, correct tape, etc. It took two trips and two scoldings by the nice Post Office Lady, but I finally got them shipped. An updated or new video showing how to pack, wrap and ship coins in detail would be much appreciated. Al
Super helpful, I'm looking to do my first submission and I'm definitely paranoid that I'm going to screw up something. I'm planning on seeking the help of the Coinhelpu Facebook family as far as grading options, etc. I can't wait, I'm scared, anxious, and excited all at the same time. I've been watching Blueridgesilverhound for a long time and he suggested Coinhelpu for additional education. Y'all are so priceless. Thanks so much for all the valuable info.
Thank you for taking the time to show us all how it's done. I'm sure it's going to help a lot of people. You seem like such a kind person Daniel. Great job on this video.
Excellant video to help understand the submission process, as well as show the expense that go into these that a lot don't realize. When I submit, I always write my guess on the grade on paper before sending off, then I am just as anxious to compare what my guess was to the actual graded coin when it returns... I am close on most, but rarely correct on majority... much more to learn here...
Great video! Looking at the pgcs site was a little intimidating until your awesome video. Nervous, for sure. Hate to send something I think is worth something and it's not. Lol. I think to join was $150.00. Plus sending your coin to get graded is extra if I'm not mistaken. But, got to jump in eventually. But your expertise is greatly appreciated. I've must if reread thier web site 3 times but your video is very detailed. Thank you Daniel
As a collector/stacker this video really helped me...It helped me to see I'm in the wrong business! ...:)...I think of all those pretty plastic holders ( I have a few) and it's a LOT of money! No wonder NGC got involved in it...This is big business!
Thank You Daniel for showing me how to ship my 1969 "S" MM Penny off for grading; I'm sending it soon, and hope I hear that it is DDO! Thank You again and I'll let you know what PCGS says about it.☺
My first submission to PCGS (or any TPG) was the 2021 Morgan Dollars (3 full sets) and the shipping was the hardest part because I didn’t have the stuff they required just lying around and I had to go buy it. Like the bubble wrap and coin flips. I asked them if I could just send the capsules and they said no but I could put the capsule in a flip if I wanted to so I had to go buy flips and bubble wrap. Then I had to go buy labels because they wanted me to label the flip of each coin. It was kind of a pain in the butt however the results I got made it worth it. 18 coins submitted. 14 MS70 4 MS69 Not bad considering I just sent everything and didn’t cherrypick or hold anything back.
Thank you daniel, I am getting ready to submit some coins to PCGS I'm looking over my papers and I had no idea what I was going to choose. If I have any questions I will definitely email you thank you again
WOW that adds up Quick! WE Are Interested BUT SICK Of OVER PAID Graded Coins! Sincerely Reluctant Graders 😉THANKS Daniel and PCGS! Will WANT HONEST HELP Submitting OUR SILVER and gold COINS. Will WE EVER get the $$$ Back?
Hi Daniel I have a question with your forms you are showing, what if you think the coin is worth more than say 500 or $1,000, or more , is the cost per coin more than $20 that's what is confusing me
Excellent video, I’m thinking about sending some coins to PCGS and this video is gonna be so useful. By the way, do you happen to have a video explaining how to sell your coins on Heritage Auctions? If not, can you do one?
To sell coins on Heritage you will need to call them and arrange that and send your coins to them. I might cover that in a video but it's not a lengthy subject.
I've had a beautiful 1880 shilling for close to 20 years now, and have always wanted to submit it, but have been afraid to because I didn't know about what leaving a coin in a flip can do and for a number of years I left it in the flip the dealer sold it to me in. It's still a gorgeous coin, but I feel like it might get some sort of weird grade because at certain angles, it has just the barest hint of a greenish tinge near the edge and it sounds like what people claim is considered environmental damage from the time it was in the flip. I've had people tell me to not bother sending it in because it's a foreign coin, or because if I never plan on selling it (and I don't) there really isn't any reason to do it. I personally would just love to see it grade out as MS as I've always felt it is, but never really been sure if I want it bad enough to pay the fees involved :D
Hey, new to the channel! I've been binging every video you have, great info! I would really suggest editing out your personal info. Just had a pang of paranoia for you. Go Browns! Hope you're not a Bengals fan 😂
Question - I do a lot of junk silver and occasionally stumble across something interesting. For example - I got a slew of 1936d Washington quarters in a roll recently. Like 8 of them. Red book had them at like $55 in xf 40. I think they are close to xf for most of them. The question is this. Maybe they come back 30 or 25. Not worth $50+ each. If you hold on to something like that for 25 years and have it slabbed - could there be value in doing this with coins? I’m mostly on the silver side of this and not so much the numismatic. However, it’s been nice getting some of these, some walkers, and some mercs along the way which might fetch some value 20-30 years down the road based on mintage and/or condition. What’s your thoughts with some of the ‘junk’ silver which is way better than good or very good and may be key dates - but don’t rise to those $100 values, yet. Part of me feels that with inflation, maybe it’s a $25 coin I got for junk value at $3. I slab it and break even or even lose $10. In 25 years, with inflation, maybe that $25 coin is now a $100 coin - and something with low mintage that is now 100+ years old might be more scarce. Everything I see points to people getting AU or above slabbed. Is there a value in getting some of the better ‘junk’ slabbed if we plan on holding on to it for 20-30 years to build out a collection?
No one can really answer your question like that, demand and popularity is more of the value than inflation. You will have to go back in time to see what common graded coins where worth 20-30 years ago and compare to now.
Hi Daniel, I really like channel. I have a few questions for you. I was able to get one of the 2019 S enhanced reverse proof silver eagles last week. I am currently learning the coin submission process. I have never had a coin graded before. But I see there relevance so I will be getting some of my coins graded. And I have choose pcgs to submit my coins too. I like the coins better in there holders. My question to you is if you were submitting this silver eagle would you send in an unopened box for grading? At first I wasn't thinking about grading the COA. But after looking at the process a little closer. I have decided to encapsulate the COA as well. Also if you was sending this coin in would you get the COA graded? And if so or not, would you have any other grading features added for grading?
all my coins like my Jefferson coins were collected when i was 12 years old and I learned how to grade coins now, i am 68 now and have not touched those coins in all those years. If wait to send to PCGS to get my collections in order before i die and my learning grading was a learn process and if my grade were so far off should I use the grades I choose for each coin or should I try to regrade the coins now. Also, the pricing was that per coin submitted or based on a complete shipment of coins. I sent my Baseball cards in its cost me 11.00 per card similar, right?
I apologize if these are dumb questions but: 1) won't those hard plastic slip potentially scratch the surface of perfect proof coins? 2) Can you submit them in custom capsules? 3) Will they not accept coins in their original custom presentation boxes & capsules?
No, these flips don't scratch any coin. I have submitted hundreds, even proofs. PCGS will accept them in original package but charge you to remove them.
@@CoinHELPu well, If you are a coin dealer It is easy , but first time submitters its kind of complicated . These grading companies can simply have forms for new , old coins which includes errors , and all related to these specific coins for a set fee , so a newbie can't be guessing, if the form was filled out properly for a proper grading . let me give you an example , if you never use a welder , and you want to weld thin sheet metal , I can't tell you is very simple , but I can show you which welder works better , at a certain setting for voltage , to achieve a good weld without blowing holes.
Here's the NGC version on how to submit coins using their online submission service th-cam.com/video/NbtN5b9sGTg/w-d-xo.html
please let me ask how many coins l have in 1982D 1982 1968S 1977D I don't know how to sell
I’m new to numismatics and collecting. PCGS will only accept coins in capsules. Must be submitted in Mylar flips?
@@romeowhiskeylima556 nope but that is what they prefer, but you should be calling them to be certain since I don’t do it other ways.
I have some coins I want sell them . How much cost for each to up graded ,I really need some sold what to do should I clean them or not? Should I just sell them like that
I have a usa nickel 1965 1943 few white ( steel) 1952 1958 and many others
Thanks!
Great job! Yesterday I spent hours researching how to send in coins to be graded, but couldn't find a video to walk me through the process. Then "BOOM" here it is. thanks Daniel!
Thanks Jim! I am glad it helped.
I always told my wife you are the best person I can trust to send my coins. I have many wheat pennies. Lincoln's. So many I can't believe I did it. Thank you so much. Bless you.
Sorry but I do not accept submissions or attribute errors or varieties.
This is my first time submitting coins to PCGS. Your video is very helpful; turned me from nervous to confident. Thanks.
Glad to hear this, thank you
Thanks a lot for this video Daniel! Been a collector for years, but have never submitted coins to be graded. I bypassed this video back when you posted it because I thought I’d be an NGC guy, but now I’ve decided to submit some Eagles and want to go through PCGS. Appreciate the walkthrough!
I’m trying to get rid of about 300 Lincoln cents error coins, I have been trying to find someone to come and see what I have and I’ve found your videos have helped me to get someone over to my house to look at my collection, and they are coming to me! Got me pumped..... thanks bud I appreciate
it
Thank you Daniel, I appreciate your guidance! I'm learning a lot from your videos. Your a honest man. And I wish you continued success.
Nice to see you smile.
I smile and joke all the time, that's the problem with videos, they're not all of who I am.
Thank you for this video! I inherited SO MANY COOL COINS !
Thank you very much Daniel, I appreciate all your help
I needed this help.
I acquired a large collection. Large
Thanks! You provide such a wonderful service. Love your videos. You are the best!
Thank you so very much for helping others out. i just did my first submission and wasn't scared because of your video.
Nice
Hi Daniel, and thank you for your very informative and honest video. A tiny suggestion, I just shipped the first batch of coins in nearly 20 years to PCGS and do not know how to ship Registered Mail. So many rules, regulations, correct tape, etc. It took two trips and two scoldings by the nice Post Office Lady, but I finally got them shipped. An updated or new video showing how to pack, wrap and ship coins in detail would be much appreciated. Al
Daniel,
Great video and step by step instructions. Very helpful. David
Super helpful, I'm looking to do my first submission and I'm definitely paranoid that I'm going to screw up something. I'm planning on seeking the help of the Coinhelpu Facebook family as far as grading options, etc. I can't wait, I'm scared, anxious, and excited all at the same time. I've been watching Blueridgesilverhound for a long time and he suggested Coinhelpu for additional education. Y'all are so priceless. Thanks so much for all the valuable info.
Thank you! I appreciate your comment and you will do fine!
Thank you for taking the time to show us all how it's done. I'm sure it's going to help a lot of people. You seem like such a kind person Daniel. Great job on this video.
Thank you Susan! Your commented is much appreciated!
Excellant video to help understand the submission process, as well as show the expense that go into these that a lot don't realize. When I submit, I always write my guess on the grade on paper before sending off, then I am just as anxious to compare what my guess was to the actual graded coin when it returns... I am close on most, but rarely correct on majority... much
more to learn here...
Getting ready to send my first set of coins for grading....Thanks for the instruction and thanks for the advice tips
Great video! Looking at the pgcs site was a little intimidating until your awesome video. Nervous, for sure. Hate to send something I think is worth something and it's not. Lol. I think to join was $150.00. Plus sending your coin to get graded is extra if I'm not mistaken. But, got to jump in eventually. But your expertise is greatly appreciated. I've must if reread thier web site 3 times but your video is very detailed. Thank you Daniel
Thank you brother hugs! I am getting ready to start this soon so I can sell in the auctions.
As a collector/stacker this video really helped me...It helped me to see I'm in the wrong business! ...:)...I think of all those pretty plastic holders ( I have a few) and it's a LOT of money! No wonder NGC got involved in it...This is big business!
Thanks for this video. Takes a little of the nervousness out of my first submission. Be watching the PCGS submission next. Until the next 1. Thanks.
Great video! Thank you for all you do for the coin community
Thanks Andy!
I just joined ngc this will be my first submission. Your video was a great help. Thanks !
You're welcome!
How much did you pay to join ngc? Thanks
Thanks so much....
I am new to this and have acquired a extensive collection...
thank you daniel for your tutoring in how to submitt coins and what questions we should have in mind begire mailing your coins
This is such a great informative video. Great job
I can't thank you enough for this video. I really appreciate the information....really I do.
Daniel you are the MAN!! 😁
Thank you
Great info video learn quite a bit thanks
Wow awesome video..I’m new to this.I mess up on my shipping submission form. Your video helped me .
Very nice job explaining submission process. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Im glad to subcribes you in youre channel because i have really impress to learn from you....thanks youre really help.
Thank You Daniel for showing me how to ship my 1969 "S" MM Penny off for grading; I'm sending it soon, and hope I hear that it is DDO! Thank You again and I'll let you know what PCGS says about it.☺
I know I'm very late but was it a double die?
great job, saw a lot of other video, but it was not helpful as yours. now I feel more comfortable submitting coins. thanks
You're welcome
Thank you. This answers my questions.
I just sent out 4 coins today. Let’s see how it goes
Sir Thank you very much for the info..It’s been very helpful for me because this is my first time to do it.to send out for grading...😇
My first submission to PCGS (or any TPG) was the 2021 Morgan Dollars (3 full sets) and the shipping was the hardest part because I didn’t have the stuff they required just lying around and I had to go buy it.
Like the bubble wrap and coin flips. I asked them if I could just send the capsules and they said no but I could put the capsule in a flip if I wanted to so I had to go buy flips and bubble wrap.
Then I had to go buy labels because they wanted me to label the flip of each coin.
It was kind of a pain in the butt however the results I got made it worth it.
18 coins submitted.
14 MS70
4 MS69
Not bad considering I just sent everything and didn’t cherrypick or hold anything back.
interesting video very helpful.
Thank you
Very informative video Daniel, thanks
i am new at this thank you for your info joe.
Thank you daniel, I am getting ready to submit some coins to PCGS I'm looking over my papers and I had no idea what I was going to choose. If I have any questions I will definitely email you thank you again
You're better off calling PCGS they have customer service for that.
Thank you for this video. More likely now to get some of my coins graded.
Glad I could help and thanks for watching!
This vid was incredibly helpful. Thanks so much. Ella
Another informative video. Thanks
Very easy to understand. Thank you. Sending in my first coin soon.
Thank you! You're awesome!
Nice video for all new collectors Daniel😊
Thank you!
Thanks now i know how to do it now
Thanks to your friends also who. Recommended your channels i got more great idea bout my pennys
God bless
Helpful video. Thanks for sharing.
Good stuff. Did not know the brown tape was needed for registered mail
It's only need to seal openings in the box, not needed otherwise.
Super informative lesson, thanks Dan
very helpful for a newby,
Great Video. Thanks D, very informative👍👍
Thanks for the informative video. It really helped me out.
Great information
GOOD INFORMATIN DANIEL..THANKS
Thanks Daniel for the info I am am thi king of submitting some coins.
This popped up at a perfect time. I am sending off some libertads now I am wondering if I should
Thanks for this video. I sent off my V75 Silver Eagle hoping for that 70.
Thank you for all your information.
WOW that adds up Quick!
WE Are Interested BUT SICK Of OVER PAID Graded Coins!
Sincerely Reluctant Graders 😉THANKS Daniel and PCGS! Will WANT HONEST HELP Submitting OUR SILVER and gold COINS. Will WE EVER get the $$$ Back?
Great video and great information!
Thanks for watching!
Hi Daniel I have a question with your forms you are showing, what if you think the coin is worth more than say 500 or $1,000, or more , is the cost per coin more than $20 that's what is confusing me
Go to PCGS coin grading website and look at their tiers.
Thank you for explaining this
So much help !
Excellent video, I’m thinking about sending some coins to PCGS and this video is gonna be so useful. By the way, do you happen to have a video explaining how to sell your coins on Heritage Auctions? If not, can you do one?
To sell coins on Heritage you will need to call them and arrange that and send your coins to them. I might cover that in a video but it's not a lengthy subject.
very helpfull thank you
I've had a beautiful 1880 shilling for close to 20 years now, and have always wanted to submit it, but have been afraid to because I didn't know about what leaving a coin in a flip can do and for a number of years I left it in the flip the dealer sold it to me in. It's still a gorgeous coin, but I feel like it might get some sort of weird grade because at certain angles, it has just the barest hint of a greenish tinge near the edge and it sounds like what people claim is considered environmental damage from the time it was in the flip. I've had people tell me to not bother sending it in because it's a foreign coin, or because if I never plan on selling it (and I don't) there really isn't any reason to do it. I personally would just love to see it grade out as MS as I've always felt it is, but never really been sure if I want it bad enough to pay the fees involved :D
Thanks. You helped me again.
Do you need to select attribution if you know the variety?
Yes, because PCGS still must verify that you're correct.
Thank you!
Hey, new to the channel! I've been binging every video you have, great info! I would really suggest editing out your personal info. Just had a pang of paranoia for you. Go Browns! Hope you're not a Bengals fan 😂
Thanks but this is my business information so is not meant to be private. I want people to know where my shop is at.
@@CoinHELPu Oh nice, makes sense! I'm up in the North east of Ohio. Might have to make a trip and check some coins out at some point!
Great Information I have not sent 1 in myself, I used my LCS when he would be sending in coins, I would send mine with his.
Thanks for sharing!
Les,
Thanks for watching and commenting.
Good info
I just submitted a family heirloom for grading. Thanks for your video, it was helpful, but I must admit I'm still scared to death.
Thank you buddy 🌸
Question - I do a lot of junk silver and occasionally stumble across something interesting. For example - I got a slew of 1936d Washington quarters in a roll recently. Like 8 of them. Red book had them at like $55 in xf 40. I think they are close to xf for most of them.
The question is this. Maybe they come back 30 or 25. Not worth $50+ each. If you hold on to something like that for 25 years and have it slabbed - could there be value in doing this with coins? I’m mostly on the silver side of this and not so much the numismatic. However, it’s been nice getting some of these, some walkers, and some mercs along the way which might fetch some value 20-30 years down the road based on mintage and/or condition.
What’s your thoughts with some of the ‘junk’ silver which is way better than good or very good and may be key dates - but don’t rise to those $100 values, yet.
Part of me feels that with inflation, maybe it’s a $25 coin I got for junk value at $3. I slab it and break even or even lose $10. In 25 years, with inflation, maybe that $25 coin is now a $100 coin - and something with low mintage that is now 100+ years old might be more scarce.
Everything I see points to people getting AU or above slabbed. Is there a value in getting some of the better ‘junk’ slabbed if we plan on holding on to it for 20-30 years to build out a collection?
No one can really answer your question like that, demand and popularity is more of the value than inflation. You will have to go back in time to see what common graded coins where worth 20-30 years ago and compare to now.
Anther great video! Thank you Daniel!!
Thank you for your help.
Cool.
Thanks.
Lets say for the below average collector, would it just be best if they go thru a authorized dealer to have a coin or two graded?
Yes. If it's just for s coin or two. You can also go to the larger shows and do a walk through if PCGS is set up there.
Hi Daniel, I really like channel. I have a few questions for you. I was able to get one of the 2019 S enhanced reverse proof silver eagles last week.
I am currently learning the coin submission process. I have never had a coin graded before. But I see there relevance so I will be getting some of my coins graded. And I have choose pcgs to submit my coins too. I like the coins better in there holders.
My question to you is if you were submitting this silver eagle would you send in an unopened box for grading? At first I wasn't thinking about grading the COA. But after looking at the process a little closer. I have decided to encapsulate the COA as well. Also if you was sending this coin in would you get the COA graded? And if so or not, would you have any other grading features added for grading?
I would send in the unopened box and have the COA graded and that is all.
I also was lucky enough to get the 2019 S enhanced reverse proof silver eagle. My question: What is COA?
@@jmand8915 It is the Certificate Of Authenticity. A little paper that describes the coin.
The COA comes with the coin in the box.
@@patrickm8877 Thank You
thanks for the video this will be my first time sending a coin is better to send one coin are several coin
Cheaper to send more than one for shipping cost.
👍 Thanks very helpful, good vd.👌
Thanks!
Way late here! Thank you for your help (most needed) for me!🎈♈️
You're welcome and thanks for watching
Thank you so much you are a big help thank you
make a vid on how to send to ngc if possible. thanks! and compare pcgs and ngc if you can. cheers!
NGC submission is coming.
CoinHELPu great man, keep the great work. very helpful for the coin community. wish you the best!
@@jackdaniels2586 Thanks. I appreciate it!
thanks sir
thanks for the video, do you need PCGS membership to submit coins for grading ?
Yes, but it's better to contact the company and talk to them.
Thank you so much I really appreciate it thank you so much God bless
all my coins like my Jefferson coins were collected when i was 12 years old and I learned how to grade coins now, i am 68 now and have not touched those coins in all those years. If wait to send to PCGS to get my collections in order before i die and my learning grading was a learn process and if my grade were so far off should I use the grades I choose for each coin or should I try to regrade the coins now. Also, the pricing was that per coin submitted or based on a complete shipment of coins. I sent my Baseball cards in its cost me 11.00 per card similar, right?
Grads $$$
What would be the optimal number of coins to keep cost at minimum per coin?
Thanks
I apologize if these are dumb questions but: 1) won't those hard plastic slip potentially scratch the surface of perfect proof coins?
2) Can you submit them in custom capsules? 3) Will they not accept coins in their original custom presentation boxes & capsules?
No, these flips don't scratch any coin. I have submitted hundreds, even proofs. PCGS will accept them in original package but charge you to remove them.
Its scary too submit coins I've watched alot of grading videos but not ready yet
Thank yu for you feed back
Why is it so complicated to submit for grading
I don't think it is myself. It's like anything once you do it a once or twice it's easy.
@@CoinHELPu well, If you are a coin dealer It is easy , but first time submitters its kind of complicated . These grading companies can simply have forms for new , old coins which includes errors , and all related to these specific coins for a set fee , so a newbie can't be guessing, if the form was filled out properly for a proper grading . let me give you an example , if you never use a welder , and you want to weld thin sheet metal , I can't tell you is very simple , but I can show you which welder works better , at a certain setting for voltage , to achieve a good weld without blowing holes.
Point out the membership process on the PCGS forms.
Call PCGS and ask them
This was very helpful but I have a question, what do you prefer NGC or PCGS?
PCGS by a small margin