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    Worth grading?

    Is this coin worth grading? Photo_Magnifying 29.12.2022 12_45_27.png Photo_Magnifying 27.12.2022 20_21_58.png Photo_Magnifying 27.12.2022 20_21_10.png
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    Ummm this decision is up to you.

    If you look at that coin with the spots and chatter on the coin, it may sway any desire to send it in. It's a common year. Depending on the third party grading company you send in to, it will cost close to 5 bucks to mail it to them, at least 19 bucks for slabbing and grading plus another 24 bucks shipping it back to you. Unless that coin comes back as a RED gem BU, you may be losing some serious return on investment.

    This is a question you can and have to answer yourself. The link below is only one of two grading companies that show value for slabbed coins. There are a few websites that offer prices as well, but I am pretty sure the extremely high grade will have to be achieved to come close to breaking even.

    Good luck with whatever decision you choose.
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org

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