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    submitting coins for attribution.

    I have submited a coin for attribution in March and never got a response?
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    contact Jamez . He can find out what is going on with the attribution.

    IF the coin was asked for and expected by an attributor, then something should be done.
    IF the coin was sent in without any communication with the CONECA staff, they may have to scramble to find it.
    IF it was an online attribution, its an easier fix.

    I don't know if you know, but the way CONECA does attribution is pre-screen them online and then, if they need to see it in hand, they will request that you do so and give you more info.
    Gary Kozera
    Website: https://MintErrors.org
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      Originally posted by MintErrors View Post
      contact Jamez . He can find out what is going on with the attribution.

      IF the coin was asked for and expected by an attributor, then something should be done.
      IF the coin was sent in without any communication with the CONECA staff, they may have to scramble to find it.
      IF it was an online attribution, its an easier fix.

      I don't know if you know, but the way CONECA does attribution is pre-screen them online and then, if they need to see it in hand, they will request that you do so and give you more info.
      Thank you for the reply.

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        paveltul, Please let me know who you sent the coin to. As has been stated, the coins are prescreened here before anyone can send them in. If you have tracking etc. also let me know that.

        Thank you
        James Motley
        President of CONECA.
        Proud Member: CONECA, TEC, HVNS, NS, ANA

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          Originally posted by Jamez View Post
          paveltul, Please let me know who you sent the coin to. As has been stated, the coins are prescreened here before anyone can send them in. If you have tracking etc. also let me know that.

          Thank you
          James Motley
          President of CONECA.
          That's the thing. I have submitted coin for pre screen, but nobody got in touch with me.

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            Paveltul, I responded that this coin can not be IDed by the pics shown. you reposted the pics and I did not see the repost. I will respond on that post.
            CONECA Attributer: John Miller

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