Lets look at adding value to gold coins via NGC or PCGS grading.

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Title	:	Lets look at adding value to gold coins via NGC or PCGS grading.
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Beautiful pre33 collection I finally started my own pre33 collection going only 6 pieces so far…
Comment from : B Garza

Im new to this but when i go to ngc app the foil part at the back shows black but i received the silver one so im a bit comfused, please can you correct me if im missing something or what i have received is fake?
Comment from : Nahid Mussani

What do you think it does to a coins value when it is put in the slab crooked and sealed forever?
Comment from : Steve Short

Like the little octagonal liberty 50c
Comment from : roger metcalf

That’s a great investment!
Comment from : Mart Hyatt

How would you go about finding raw coins at low prices without being ripped off? For instance, you said you bought many of these from Ebay, but it seems unreliable to buy from Ebay given that you don’t know what you’re gonna get brI guess what I’m asking is where I would be able to find raw coins for bullion prices
Comment from : isaiah

I have a number of BU Peace Dollars Anybody out there want to give their input on which grading service I should use for the best results for a higher grade? PCGS or NGC? Any advice would be appreciated
Comment from : Barf Rockskin

I have one coin liberty states of America 1904brDi jual
Comment from : adibalim aminullah

Are ngc slabbed coins good for investment ?
Comment from : Merry Maurader

Was not aware that grading could improve value to that extent, thanks
Comment from : Sherab Namdhak

You sound like Sargon of Akkad
Comment from : daniel buttons

They are the best coins that i have seen
Comment from : Warrior Light

You have outstanding taste in gold coins, my friend And I'm not just saying that because it's virtually identical to mine Wellmaybe I am just a bit Lol Great video, as always!!
Comment from : Gee Pee

Great, informative video Thanks!!
Comment from : tinystacker

There is a lot to learn here--I would like to try this but I think I need a bit more knowledge about the coins and what coin to look for If all you see is a picture on ebay how do you know if it is in good shape? Is it a guess?
Comment from : TALKS ON A BOX

Excellent video as always! What would you say an 'uncirculated' coin as described by a UK auction house would be in MS terms? My reckoning was MS64, do you think this is accurate?
Comment from : Dilen

awesome man keep up the great videos
Comment from : The Divine Protien Shake

Good video
Comment from : AuRebel

Thanks for the info
Comment from : Intrinsic GoldHoarder

Woo! Thanks for the shout Numistacker, very much appreciated :) You're right, I definitely prefer buying raw, but I will also buy slabbed I just dropped a load of cash on a MS70 1995 Since I'm going for a collection, I'm open but I definitely reduced the cost but going half of them graded I do think i will use my understanding of grading for new releases now Although, i'm still trying to replicate the success that you've had with your Pre-33 finds I'm very gun-shy of pulling the trigger because they are so finicky Cull is the Yin to our Yang, without guys like him there wouldn't be balance Much respect for the both of you If I can afford it, my best preference is raw and slabbed because handling a coin is a unique experience I just hope people handle them more so the value goes up of the slabbed ones ;) lol
Comment from : ikeo net1

grading is beneficial mostly for semi-numismatic bullion and old coins that are frequently counterfeited I don't buy raw coins that often since you never know what your gonna get I mostly focus on coins that are already graded and try to negotiate a deal with the seller
Comment from : Yovany Mora

The thing is, if you want to grade your coins, that's fine If you don't want to grade coins, that's fine toobrPersonally I don't have the money to grade coins, also I don't want to grade my coinsbrAlthough, I really enjoy watching your videos!
Comment from : J Silver

I should try this when I learn more 99 of what I own is graded I'd have made a lot of money if I would have graded them all instead of buying them graded
Comment from : Schmonkee Shomky

Another interesting and educational video - thanks The St Gaudens buy price was excellent
Comment from : Irish Folly

Numistacker, that's a great video! A very good topic and informative I loved it and added it to my favorites PS I love the St Gaudens That's one of my favorite gold coins of all-time!
Comment from : JM Engelhard

Dear Numistacker; I would like to add one more success! It covers all those beautiful coins and table in front of you This morning my sometimes cloudy vision is extremely clear!!! As I reflect back to those very minor coin failures and that one video where you were truly devastated Your intent and motivation comes into telescopic focal To enjoy, learn, share and to give Numi!!! you add a very large Hallmark to this community!!! Thank You very very much Sir!
Comment from : AF

Could you do a video on all of your gold coins The reason why I ask is because I want to see just how large your collection is And how diverse it is
Comment from : Rockie coin collecting

Thanks for sharing beautiful collection Hopefully over time I can accumulate a similar collection although the California fractional will not be easy to come by as well as the $250 Indian with a strong D
Comment from : Silver Summit