NGC Bulk Submission of 119 Coins - 1943 Steel Cents - How Did They Grade? Closer Look at Graded, Raw

[@667hodge]

Dude, your shop is cool.Now your gonna tease me with all those banknotes in the background

[@TheCoinGeek]

Let me know when you are coming to town

[@667hodge]

@@TheCoinGeek I'm a full time single dad,work 6 days a week, and I'm all the way over in PA,tough to get out there.But that would be cool

[@typeviic1]

I just got back an NGC bulk sub of Ike dollars and 7, 1971-D's came back MS67

[@TheCoinGeek]

Score!

[@edwardblasingame9002]

Nice Steel Cents ¢ 👍

[@fernandorivera2395]

That's a big batch to submit all at once 😲

[@sidneyosborne947]

Like the fingers are reflected in the fields

[@GardenerEarthGuy]

I got my 3 today, very cool...

[@ronaldhigashiyama5206]

Why is there such a disparity in the way PCGS and NGC post prices in their website? Do the go by auction sales, retail sales, or based off information from the Greysheet?

[@saltwatersaddletramp7229]

Ben, do you think the better luster on the S mint coins might have something to do with the quantity of coins struck? In many cases San Francisco minted way fewer coins than Philly or Denver. Could be the dies held up better? Just thinking out loud here.🤔

[@TheCoinGeek]

I’m pretty sure it has to do with age of machinery and setting (pressure etc)

[@donaldinnewmexico]

HI BEN. A COUPLE OF YOUR PICTURES IN YOUR SHOP KIND OF BUG ME. *:-)* ONE OF MY BIGGEST REGRETS, AND IMPACTFUL LESSON, WAS TO SELL A 1943 P, D, S, CENT ROLL SET. ABOUT 20 YEARS AGO. THE COINS WERE PRISTINE AND LOOKED LIKE THEY WERE JUST OFF THE PRESS. I ALSO SOLD A 1906 PROOF SET:( AND A COMPLETE 1955 ROLL SET AT THAT TIME. THEY PAID FOR A NICE CHRISTMAS THAT YEAR. I HAVE REGRETTED IT EVER SINCE. I HAVE NOT SOLD ANY OF MY COLLECTABLE COINS SINCE. IT WAS AN INDELIBLE LESSON. IT TAUGHT ME THAT I AM MORE ATTACHED TO MY COINS THAN I THOUGHT AT THE TIME. THOSE COINS ALWAYS COME TO MIND WHENEVER I THINK OF SELLING ANYTHING NUMISMATIC. NO SALE, NO WAY. NEW MOTTO. P.S. ALL CAPS BECAUSE ARIZONIANS DON'T READ THE SMALL PRINT. *:-)* *TYU*

[@TheCoinGeek]

Reading, talking, spelling. I ain’t known for much

[@sidneyosborne947]

Current auction Phoenix seller bu 50 coin roll 1943 S, 35 bids $56, 35 minutes left ebay

[@Samscoinsandheavymetal]

Hey Ben - you EASILY run the best channel in this field I truly enjoy your content, production, knowledge and most importantly your personality You should start a tip jug or Paterson I know you don’t want or expect it which makes me want to donate to the channel even more I have little patience for beggars or people who’s only motive is donations and super chats You’re a class act

[@jonnytrux3697]

Love ur detail analysis on ur coins . Keep it up . Other vids throw out crazy $$'s of a coin w / out really explaining the the how & what to really look for to get those high $$ values . Thank you a million times . I'm running tom the mail box right now n a minute to see my PCGS 43 steel grade ! True story !

[@JohnD357]

Ben, I don't think you addressed why NGC rejected those coins in the tube. Is it because you told them you only wanted them to slab coins that were a minimum of MS65, and the coins in the tube wouldn't have made that grade?

[@TheCoinGeek]

Sorry I was unclear. Yes I set a minimum grade at ms65 - you have to set a minimum grade.

[@JohnD357]

@@TheCoinGeek Thanks Ben. I thought that might be the case. As always, a great video.

[@donaldinnewmexico]

HI BEN. SKYLINE COINS PUT OUT A LIST JUST TODAY WITH THE P, D, S, NGC 66 SET. THEY ARE CHARGING $129.50 + TAX AND S&H.

[@jeffw1267]

That sounds like a good deal but I'll bet those coins are not spot- and rust-free.

[@montanaguy]

Talk about bandwidth problems! i wanted one of those MS66 '43-S steel cents...

[@montanaguy]

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[@montanaguy]

Got thru OK. good to go!

[@TheCoinGeek]

Sorry for the problems- unlike the government I don’t have an IT department- gotta upgrade! Thanks for letting us know your concern

[@jeffw1267]

I have a 1943 MS67 CAC steel cent that has no spots, toning, rust, or haze and i paid $210 for it. That might have been an excessive price but although there are a lot of 67s on the market, most of them have problems. When they are not selling even at $100, the coins must have issues. Sometimes they don't have full strikes because of the hard steel planchets and that's something to look out for.

[@XCF33t]

Great looking coins! Love your videos. Nice to see nice looking coins, no matter how common

[@scottcahala7779]

Congrats. Great collection of Cents.

[@SoundsIncStudio]

How much are you saving with bulk submission and what is the turn around time?

[@bignubthebobby986]

From personal experience, bulk saves about half the cost at the low end

[@TheCoinGeek]

It was about 7 weeks (which a lot of the grading services are that long right now)- and yes about half the cost of a normal submission!

[@andyman0231]

Reason for rejects? Did you have a grade minimum you wanted?

[@TheCoinGeek]

The minimum grade was set at MS65

[@typeviic1]

You cherry-pick the best, declare MS65 (or whatever you want as your minimum grade), and submit to NGC a minimum of 100 coins. You also have to be an "elite member".

[@jeffw1267]

The reason the MS65 steel cents sell for $20-$30 is because they are in slabs. A raw 65 might not even be worth $3 to me. Slabs do add value but I wouldn't want to incur the entire grading cost, including shipping and insurance.

[@TheQuickSilver101]

Those are some pretty pennies. Maybe I'll be able to grade those better after watching this. Thanks Ben!

[@peteragebila4874]

If have a discovery variety coin what should you do, i am hearing u should not send to the grading companies first experts to attribute it before you send it to the grading companies.how do you do about this

[@tylonnplatinumthe3rd659]

How much do they charge for the No Grades?

[@Stackinginvestments1]

I need 2 sets of the raw Steel Pennies.

[@anthonyschultz1510]

Will the Engineer ever make an appearance on the channel, or shall he remain mysterious and clandestine as his name suggests?

[@expoboy52]

He's like Maris, Niles' wife on "Frasier."

[@TheCoinGeek]

Clandestine is a great word !

[@timfenrich5328]

Great video Ben, Do you think die pressure had anything to do with the difference between the luster found on S minted coins and P minted coins? Certainly a much different look.

[@TheCoinGeek]

Yes- pressure and newer machines.

[@champstar9669]

Pay extra to get the grade you desire = deal with the devil. Feeding the very beast you disdain.

[@dennisjamieson3328]

Your numbers don’t add up😆

[@dennisjamieson3328]

Or mine don’t 🤪

[@tonybytnar2560]

Ben, I checked my wife for wheelmarks I think she's been altered!!!

[@silverdrillpickle7596]

Cmon man...

[@dennisjamieson3328]

I have about 15 1943 steel pennies P S D