In the box for sending to NGC for grading next...

[Guest]

I thought you guys might like to see what's in the box for the next time I send some coins over to NGC for grading.

It might be a possibility to let one or two trusted forum members submit with me one or two coins. If there is any interest then we could agree the charges.

So far there is:

20p 2002

5p 2002

1/4 panda 1987

1882 $5

1/10 proof Brit 2003

1/10 proof Brit 1992

1/20 Libertad 2014 not 100% sure

1/10 age 2014 may not send in

[watchesandwhisky]

Hi numistacker, I might be interested in submitting a few coins if possible, possibly some sealed bullion 2006 britannias that were the pick from 20 i had.

I have three of them but could narrow down to two if needed.

[Guest]

That sounds doable

[Guest]

I have 6 that I absolutely want to grade and if I wait till 19th when I go to usa there will be 4 more waiting (some libs).. If I take them all to Florida and post them from there when I go then I should be able to use usps insured post locally to Sarasota.

[TCSilver]

I have 6 that I absolutely want to grade and if I wait till 19th when I go to usa there will be 4 more waiting (some libs).. If I take them all to Florida and post them from there when I go then I should be able to use usps insured post locally to Sarasota.

 

Wow, you're pretty close to me. I live in Boca Raton, do you ever go to the coin shows in plantation?

[HelpingHands]

Out of interest, if you send silver to the US for grading is there any risk of it being caught for VAT on it's return?   

[Guest]

Wow, you're pretty close to me. I live in Boca Raton, do you ever go to the coin shows in plantation?

I live in London but have a vacation property round the corner from you in Delray ))

[Guest]

Out of interest, if you send silver to the US for grading is there any risk of it being caught for VAT on it's return?

Interesting question. The coins are marked as returned to UK and so there are no duty or cat issues.