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   Aug 8, 2010 · I have been importing all of my NGC certified coins to Collection Manager and building micro sets and came across something I have never seen before. What does "grade deleted" mean? This 1895-S Australian Sovereign was in a badly scuffed PCGS MS-62 holder which I cracked out and submitted to NGC years ago. NGC called it MS-61.

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   May 6, 2014 · I was verifying some NGC certified coin through the verification website when I noticed that some of these coins showed the grade as "DELETED". What does this mean and can I trust the grade on the coin's insert?

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   WHat would NGC know about the person who cracked it out. It seems that dealing in stolen merchandize is a common event in the coin business but that someone sent back the slab to make sure the coin was removed from the population totals?

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   May 23, 2013 · Blaubart Melt Value = 4.50. Do you have the coin in hand, or are you looking at a coin for sale? The reason I ask is NGC puts in "DELETED" when they regrade and/or reslab a coin. Sometimes sellers will list a coin in the original holder not knowing the serial number changed. However, if you have the coin in hand, that would be a whole different ...

5. www.ngccoin.com › ngc-grading › about-ngc-gradesNGC Grading FAQs - About NGC Grades | NGC

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   About NGC Grades. NGC is the Official Grading Service of. NGC is an Approved Grading Company of. View All. When you click on links to various merchants on this site and make a purchase, this can result in this site earning a commission. Affiliate programs and affiliations include, but are not limited to, the eBay Partner Network.

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   NGC uses the internationally accepted Sheldon grading scale of 1 to 70, which was first used in the United States in the late 1940s. This scale was adopted by NGC when it began operations in 1987 and is considered to be the industry standard. Below are NGC's grading standards for each numeric grade as well as major strike types and designations.

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   What is the NGC grading scale?

   • NGC grades US and world coins, tokens and medals according to the internationally recognized Sheldon scale of 1 to 70. Certain coins, tokens and medals are ineligible for numeric grading due to a surface problem (such as scratches, cleaning or damage). These coins may be eligible for NGC Details grading.

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   What is NGC MS 64 grading?

   • For example, a coin graded NGC MS 64 could be at the lower end, mid-range or higher end of NGC MS 64. NGC applies the to qualifying coins in its normal course of grading. Coins already certified by NGC can be resubmitted and reviewed for using the Designation Review service.

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   What is the NGC grading standard for coins?

   • NGC grades US and world coins, tokens and medals according to the internationally recognized Sheldon scale of 1 to 70. Certain coins, tokens and medals are ineligible for numeric grading due to a surface problem (such as scratches, cleaning or damage). These coins may be eligible for NGC Details grading. What are the NGC's standards for a 70 grade?

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   Why is NGC grading important?

   • NGC grading offers numerous benefits to collectors and investors, enhancing the appeal and value of graded coins. Here are some key advantages: – Accuracy and Consistency: NGC’s rigorous grading standards ensure that coins are graded accurately and consistently, providing confidence to buyers and sellers.

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   What does NGC mean on a coin?

   • NGC uses two-letter codes before a coin’s numeric grade to describe its method of production and overall appearance. The most common are MS for Mint State coins (those struck for circulation) and PF for Proof coins (those struck for collectors).

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   What does NGC stand for?

   • Founded in 1987, the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) has grown to become one of the most trusted names in coin grading. Its establishment marked a significant milestone in the numismatic community, setting new standards for accuracy and consistency in coin evaluation.

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   May 17, 2024 · This scale, originally developed by Dr. William Sheldon in 1949 for U.S. large cents, has been adapted and refined by NGC for all coin types. Here’s a breakdown of the NGC grading scale: – Poor (P-1): Barely identifiable and heavily worn. – Fair (FR-2): Very worn, with some design visible. – About Good (AG-3): Heavily worn, with major ...