INB Grading

[goldenapples78]

I recently received a lot of coins graded by INB even though im new to collecting i now its not a grading company to get a honest grade for your coins but i've got them now, So what to do with them? They are all graded MS70 or PR70 full strike and im sure none would grade that high, Will PCGS grade already graded coins??? or has anyone got any better ideas as to how i can get the most out of my coins in the future???

[jerbear5150]

if you submit them in the holders you have (crossover) they will grade them, but if they grade them below the grade of the current holder, they will return then unchanged to you and you'll be out the grading fee, if you feel they would still grade high, although not 70, remove them and submit them raw with your expected grade, atleast this way you'll have a coin graded by a company most will accept as being accurate, or simply leave them as is and know they probably won't sell for anywhere near book value of the stated grade.

[goldenapples78]

Thanks Jerbear, i think i will remove a few from there slabs and try that, but when you say "submit with my expected grade" what do you mean? Do i have to put something on the slip as to what i think it might grade? As ive never submitted coins for grading before.

[jerbear5150]

they will send you a submission kit with a form you fill out detailing the coins type, etc. and the grade you expect and will insure them for in delivery. the major TPG's have websites detailing submission requirements you can check out.