Topic: Cryptolator silver 1BTC graded MS-69 (auction ends Nov. 23 @ 5:00PM EST) - page 2. (Read 4796 times)
December 18, 2014, 01:00:37 PM
Any update on the grade from ANACS yet ?
November 28, 2014, 10:23:06 PM
It took all of 5 minutes to free those coins from the slabs...was easier than I would have guessed.
http://imgur.com/a/BudY3
http://imgur.com/a/BudY3
Great! Now, let's see how they do with ANACS.
November 28, 2014, 05:44:41 PM
It took all of 5 minutes to free those coins from the slabs...was easier than I would have guessed.
http://imgur.com/a/BudY3
http://imgur.com/a/BudY3
November 25, 2014, 12:19:50 PM
I am not so sure about sending them an already slabbed coin..seems that would possibly sway their grading? I think you should yank them from slabs and go that route.
I don't know, it could just as easily sway the grading in the opposite direction. If you are confident that you can break open the slab without damaging the coin, then we can go that route.
I would just use a dremel and cut the bottom part of the slab off. No chance of hurting the coin that way then peel it open. If you are good with me doing it, and will not hold me responsible I will yank them. I am 99% sure I can remove them damage free. Let me know!
Yeah, let's go for it.
This is going to be really cool... I will take some pictures of me owning that slab for sure!
November 25, 2014, 12:19:00 PM
I am not so sure about sending them an already slabbed coin..seems that would possibly sway their grading? I think you should yank them from slabs and go that route.
I don't know, it could just as easily sway the grading in the opposite direction. If you are confident that you can break open the slab without damaging the coin, then we can go that route.
I would just use a dremel and cut the bottom part of the slab off. No chance of hurting the coin that way then peel it open. If you are good with me doing it, and will not hold me responsible I will yank them. I am 99% sure I can remove them damage free. Let me know!
Yeah, let's go for it.
November 25, 2014, 12:17:14 PM
I am not so sure about sending them an already slabbed coin..seems that would possibly sway their grading? I think you should yank them from slabs and go that route.
I don't know, it could just as easily sway the grading in the opposite direction. If you are confident that you can break open the slab without damaging the coin, then we can go that route.
I would just use a dremel and cut the bottom part of the slab off. No chance of hurting the coin that way then peel it open. If you are good with me doing it, and will not hold me responsible I will yank them. I am 99% sure I can remove them damage free. Let me know!
November 25, 2014, 12:09:32 PM
I am not so sure about sending them an already slabbed coin..seems that would possibly sway their grading? I think you should yank them from slabs and go that route.
I don't know, it could just as easily sway the grading in the opposite direction. If you are confident that you can break open the slab without damaging the coin, then we can go that route.
November 25, 2014, 12:05:16 PM
I am not so sure about sending them an already slabbed coin..seems that would possibly sway their grading? I think you should yank them from slabs and go that route.
November 25, 2014, 12:03:43 PM
Really nice coin and grade. What's the highest known grade for this series?
Depends on who grades them...ICG hands out higher grades than ANACS would for these. So a MS-69 ICG is probably an MS-67 ANACS wise. Also ANACS is a more respected company #3 of the big four. ICG being #4, but the top 2 will not grade physical cryptos
I am not convinced that ANACS hands out lower grades on Cryptolator silver series coins. The only ANACS one I have seen is a MS-68, which is also the lowest grade ICG gave any of the ones I sent in.
This has come up before without a good resolution as many collectors have their preference on which grader is best for cryptos. Do you want to do a test to see what grade ANACS would give? I'll send you two Cryptolator silver series graded by ICG at MS-68 or MS-69 that you submit to ANACS for regrading (you cover the cost for submitting to ANACS). If they score more than one grade in either direction, you can to keep them. If they score the same grade or +/- 1 grade, you mail them back. The worst case is you are out $28 plus shipping for the regrade. The best case is you get two coins for a good price.
What do you say? ICG vs. ANACS?
Sure crack those slbas open and I will send them in...this will be interesting!
I'll include them with the other two coins you won in the auction. No need to break open the slab, just submit them as crossovers. Let's avoid the chance of damaging the coin by cracking them open. If either of the coins are off by more than 1 grade (either direction), then you get to keep that coin. The coins I am sending are #68 and #59 both graded at MS-68 by ICG.
I can't wait to see how this turns out.
November 24, 2014, 07:10:30 PM
This has come up before without a good resolution as many collectors have their preference on which grader is best for cryptos. Do you want to do a test to see what grade ANACS would give? I'll send you two Cryptolator silver series graded by ICG at MS-68 or MS-69 that you submit to ANACS for regrading (you cover the cost for submitting to ANACS). If they score more than one grade in either direction, you can to keep them. If they score the same grade or +/- 1 grade, you mail them back. The worst case is you are out $28 plus shipping for the regrade. The best case is you get two coins for a good price.
What do you say? ICG vs. ANACS?
Sure crack those slbas open and I will send them in...this will be interesting!
Looking forward to seeing the outcome of this
November 24, 2014, 06:11:32 PM
Really nice coin and grade. What's the highest known grade for this series?
Depends on who grades them...ICG hands out higher grades than ANACS would for these. So a MS-69 ICG is probably an MS-67 ANACS wise. Also ANACS is a more respected company #3 of the big four. ICG being #4, but the top 2 will not grade physical cryptos
I am not convinced that ANACS hands out lower grades on Cryptolator silver series coins. The only ANACS one I have seen is a MS-68, which is also the lowest grade ICG gave any of the ones I sent in.
This has come up before without a good resolution as many collectors have their preference on which grader is best for cryptos. Do you want to do a test to see what grade ANACS would give? I'll send you two Cryptolator silver series graded by ICG at MS-68 or MS-69 that you submit to ANACS for regrading (you cover the cost for submitting to ANACS). If they score more than one grade in either direction, you can to keep them. If they score the same grade or +/- 1 grade, you mail them back. The worst case is you are out $28 plus shipping for the regrade. The best case is you get two coins for a good price.
What do you say? ICG vs. ANACS?
Sure crack those slbas open and I will send them in...this will be interesting!
November 24, 2014, 06:01:05 PM
0.25BTC
November 24, 2014, 10:34:40 AM
Really nice coin and grade. What's the highest known grade for this series?
Depends on who grades them...ICG hands out higher grades than ANACS would for these. So a MS-69 ICG is probably an MS-67 ANACS wise. Also ANACS is a more respected company #3 of the big four. ICG being #4, but the top 2 will not grade physical cryptos
I am not convinced that ANACS hands out lower grades on Cryptolator silver series coins. The only ANACS one I have seen is a MS-68, which is also the lowest grade ICG gave any of the ones I sent in.
This has come up before without a good resolution as many collectors have their preference on which grader is best for cryptos. Do you want to do a test to see what grade ANACS would give? I'll send you two Cryptolator silver series graded by ICG at MS-68 or MS-69 that you submit to ANACS for regrading (you cover the cost for submitting to ANACS). If they score more than one grade in either direction, you can to keep them. If they score the same grade or +/- 1 grade, you mail them back. The worst case is you are out $28 plus shipping for the regrade. The best case is you get two coins for a good price.
What do you say? ICG vs. ANACS?
November 24, 2014, 10:24:12 AM
Really nice coin and grade. What's the highest known grade for this series?
Depends on who grades them...ICG hands out higher grades than ANACS would for these. So a MS-69 ICG is probably an MS-67 ANACS wise. Also ANACS is a more respected company #3 of the big four. ICG being #4, but the top 2 will not grade physical cryptos
I am not convinced that ANACS hands out lower grades on Cryptolator silver series coins. The only ANACS one I have seen is a MS-68, which is also the lowest grade ICG gave any of the ones I sent in.
November 24, 2014, 01:10:02 AM
Payment sent for the coin: https://blockchain.info/tx-index/81a2dd6e7ec0535416b4db2fe056ea348b64c7b07a1f703053b941de79cf3e86
I will PM you the shipping address.
I will PM you the shipping address.
November 24, 2014, 12:23:44 AM
Really nice coin and grade. What's the highest known grade for this series?
Depends on who grades them...ICG hands out higher grades than ANACS would for these. So a MS-69 ICG is probably an MS-67 ANACS wise. Also ANACS is a more respected company #3 of the big four. ICG being #4, but the top 2 will not grade physical cryptos
November 24, 2014, 12:02:25 AM
0.24
master-P is the winner of this auction.
Really nice coin and grade. What's the highest known grade for this series?
The highest grade I am aware of is a MS-70.
Fantastic, will be sending payment to your specified address shortly.
November 23, 2014, 09:36:20 PM
0.24
master-P is the winner of this auction.
Really nice coin and grade. What's the highest known grade for this series?
The highest grade I am aware of is a MS-70.
November 23, 2014, 07:42:32 PM
It's late but I will bid anyway 0.25
November 23, 2014, 04:50:07 PM
Really nice coin and grade. What's the highest known grade for this series?
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