Howard Snell
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I have a silver dollar battle of concord commemorative that I'm looking to get graded (belonged to my grandfather) who can I send it to? And how much will it cost?
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Where to get a coin graded
- Thread starter Howard Snell
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scubadetector
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MNCoinhunter
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Most of the better grading services have a 10 coin minimum if you wish to have grading & certification done.
Is your coin a 1775 - 1925 Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial half-dollar ? If you ever consider parting with it let me know. I would be very interested. I collect commemoratives.
Is your coin a 1775 - 1925 Lexington-Concord Sesquicentennial half-dollar ? If you ever consider parting with it let me know. I would be very interested. I collect commemoratives.
beercanman
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You can get a single coin graded, although quantities of coins will bring a lower cost per coin price.
NCGS Coin Grading Link
Steve
NCGS Coin Grading Link
Steve