I personally like NGC but I only have 4 slabbed pieces so I don't know much about the graded stuff so looking forward to learning what you have to teach. Have a great weekend buddy
Very interesting to watch this. I have a few graded coins so far (variety of PCGS, NGC and CAC). Recently joined NGC and sent my first 4 coins that I am having graded off to them. Waiting to get them back.
I lean toward PCGS when I buy slabs. I have some from both and even ANACS as well. I have some I want to send off some and was going back and forth but I think after seeing this I will be doing PCGS.
I do think it's best, in my opinion, to stick with one of the Top 2. I would not buy too much in Anacs holders, if any at all. I have none. When I first got back into collecting, I bought NGC or PCGS. I soon realized as time went on the mix and match thing wasn't going to work. You can't even fully use the inventory both companies provide (PCGS is SO much better). You can't even fit an NGC slab in a PCGS 20 slab box! So, I felt I had to decide one or the other. It wasn't even a contest. I liked the clear PCGS holders MUCH better. Why introduce a color when viewing a coin.... with its own color? I never understood that. I Think Gold looks very nice against a white background, but there shouldn't be ANY background. So many reasons. Resale value, the great inventory, and I felt PCGS had the more critical eye. Matter of opinion certainly. That was a bunch of years ago. Now I have over 400 clear plastic holders with coins in them. And I wouldn't have it any other way.
Awesome video! The comparison between the two grading companies was interesting. In the past I always thought PCGS was the more conservative company! I guess with Libertad's it's different😊😊
Getting things together for my first submission and for some baseless reason I was having 2nd thoughts if PCGS was the way to go. You made it a no-brainer for me No opinions, just pure scientific method or at least as close to it as my noggin needs. Thank you.
Heck, I remember that video with the roll of Libertads 🧐 now. Man, it's been so long, I'd forgotten all about it. It sure seems NGC is a bit more stricked with their grading than PCGS. Cheers 🍾🍾 T.
To prove something here you would have to send the NGC graded to PCGS for crossover (or crackout). The bigger thing it proves is that the grading companies are playing a big game of "pretend" precision: they pretend to be able to consistently distinguish a 1/2 point difference on the MS scale (MS65, MS65+, MS66, MS66+, etc) whereas they can and often do differ both between grading companies and within themselves as to a 1-3 point spread (as here). This often means big price differences on coins that have very little subjective difference in grade. Lesson: don't pay huge premiums for a 1 or 2 point advantage on the grading scale! Better yet, go buy AU58, where you can enjoy great looking coins for a fraction of MS64-MS67, and you don't have the constant threat of having your coins downgraded and losing 75% of their value.
Great video. Very exciting. NGC is what I have the majority of. And after watching this video, I think I’ll stick with them. It kind of made me think that PCGS is rating high for the business. But that’s just my feeling. I hope to see you tonite. 👍
To compare the companies... use their cross over service, send the NGC coins to PCGS and the PCGS coins to NGC to see if they can back the same grades! Oh, and if you still have the other coins from that roll, could always send those in for the pedigree label! Plus with PCGS, I love the nice box they ship the slabs in... NGC makes people buy the plastic slab box separately!
I dont have enough experience submitting coins to personally say who is the stricter grader but from what I've heard, PCGS is certainly stricter on grading US coins and NGC can be better for grading world coins. In my experience: PCGS: better slabs, free coin boxes with submittion, better at grading US, strict on artificial toning/details coins, less biased, no collabs with companies like vaultbox, much better apps/ registry set, more expensive NGC: more variety of holders, ancient coin grading, grade more variety of coins, cheaper coins, slightly cheaper submission prices
When it comes to Libertads, NGC is muuuuuuch more strict with their grading, as evidenced once again in this video. NGC overall is the prefered service for mexican coin collectors and Libertad collectors. Also, PCGS will slab just about any artificially toned coin as naturally toned, whereas NGC is also much more strict, sometimes erring on the side of calling natural toning artifical. NGC aslo recognizes a lot more varieties on mexican coinage than PCGS, although unfortunately they don't always get it right. I just got a submission back from NGC which I will be posting soon.
I’ll have to keep an eye out for that one. I like how PCGS names the coin a Libertad while NGC names it an Onza. To me, that makes it sound more like bullion and less numismatic. That’s just me though. Thanks.
I wanted to ask and follow up how about for say, mexican pillar 8 reales or columnarios? Is it better to have them at NGC or PCGS? What about portrait or any other colonial era 8 reales?
@@anthonyhui1322 Sorry, not sure about those, but sometimes it can be helpful to check the census on a specific coin or type at both NGC and PCGS and that might give you an idea which grader collectors gravitate towards.
not allimages are posted gold shield or not , last time i looked it does cost tohave photo posted on cert verification like 5.00 last time i looked ,i got goldshields no photo posted
I like NGC slabs way better but PCGS holders make the coin look a bit brighter. And NGC was too strict with these grades. Those are about the most beautiful MS65s I've ever seen.
Interesting results. I agree that NGC is grading stricter than they have in the past due to CAC now grading. It would not surprise me if you sent these same coins to CAC they would be graded, "Cleaned MS Details." Personally, I have a fair quantity of graded coins, and PCGS, NGC and ANACS do a decent job. If I get a coin graded that will stay in my personal collection it will always be sent to ANACS due to the costs, and a relatively good job.
Stark different in results !! I think to get a better feel of which is more precise, cover the grades and have 3 or 4 reputable coin people give each their grade. Course Matt couldn't be a grader since he knows the grades.
From the recent cross over from PCGS to NGC none crossed over in the same grade. PCGS tends to overgrade the coins by 1-2 grades. For US Coins PCGS has better expertise but for World coins I will stick with NGC. I have some PCGS but majority of my coins are in NGC
You look different than how I thought you would look. That's only happened with every person ever. People on the radio never look how I imagine they look. Take me for example, if you imagined me being drop dead gorgeous, you would be 100% correct.
Here is my thoughts given me and my business partner send a lot of coins to PCGS and ngc. Lately we have noticed a trend. PCGS is way better grading foreign coins, but tougher on us coins. NGC is more consistent grading us coins, but brutal on foreign coins. So we have been just sending US coins to ngc and just foreign coins to PCGS and have been getting pretty good results.
Guaranteed that here in Canada, both our graders would have returned these even lower in grades as our standards are quite strict. I know American coin collectors who buy Canadian-graded US coins paying a lower price due to the grade, and then would get them regraded in the US, receiving anywhere from 1 to even 3 points higher. The problem, though, for us Canadians is that when we see US graded coins in a store, we IMMEDIATELY negotiate downwards because when we see like an American MS-67, our brain says let's pretend it actually hovers just over an MS-63.
@TtheSilverStacker ICCS is the most well-known, but CCCS is also in the marketplace and they are just as strict. If you were to ask me which of the two do coin dealers prefer to have in their showcase, again it goes to ICCS. In my opinion, they prefer ICCS only because they have been doing it longer so there's that perception of "market leader." I prefer both, but to be honest, I also have some NGC and PCGS that I bought from auctions. I don't mind the American graders, but my brain can not wrap around the MS-70 US bald eagle coin that I recently bought. My brain is saying, MS-65+. 😊
they are 1 and 2 in grading it flips from time to time both trusted equally ,at end of day they are human ,it is an tinterputation ,they use the exact same standards
Does anyone know how much time is spent grading each coin? I cannot imagine a person grading coins all day long and not getting "grading fatigue". Let's face it after a while the job would be as boring as hell!
The T-SILVER HOARD 😮 Coming to your favored label soon 😊 What did we learn today? PCGS grading is a little lax? Compared to NGC 😮 PCGS has colorized holders and Higher resolution pictures on the lookup site😮 I like both slabs equally...buy the coin not the label, unless it says shipwreck or Hoard 😊 then all bets are off.
Since I'm very free with other people's money 😄... what would be fun to do is switch them and send the coins that went to one to the other and vice versa.
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@@jeffreyarbogast4735 what I meant was that all graders see things just a little bit different and sometimes they are a bit off. Just my opinion. I didn't want to ruffle any feathers.
I personally don't care for slabbed coins Set them FREE MR. T. ....Stupid question but if you had a choice to buy a tube of 1982 Onza or a tube of Silver Eagles what would you purchase, and why?
@@TtheSilverStacker I picked up two tubes of the 1982 Onza they say Blanchard on them.. going back today to get another tube. I did purchase a tube of ASE thinking of selling that back to the coins shop guy and getting two tubes of the Onza. What do you think?
Hi T. Crack the NGC coins out and send them to PCGS. If they are the same as the coins sent to PCGS, they could be graded higher and be worth substantially more money. Congratulations on those high grades.
PCGS is rated higher as a grading company than NGC. I could tell you T the Silver Stacker without you making this video. However, many people get their coins graded by NGC because they charge less for grading than PCGS. NGC also has a better website which gives you catalogue of grading prices for American coins and some foreign coins. I am not sure if PCGS website has the same type of information.
Coin grading has always been subjective. Sometimes the personal grader had a bad day, sometimes he just got a new girl friend and was living in the skies. I think over here in Europe we are perhaps a little bit more lucky that grading isn´t yet a big thing. My personal opinion is that grading is fine for investment purposes, but a big no if you are a knowledgeable collector. Just my two cents. Saludos desde Alemania, U.
Thank you, and I agree. Coin grading is very subjective and depends on the mood, time of day and whether the grader had a good lunch and a good night's rest or family relationships are fine, etc. You can only hope and pray that the grader's professiona! ethics and sense of moral objection as a responsible person stay high toward his job.
Regardless, as humans we ALL have good and bad days!! Should my laundry come back to me half cleaned from the dry cleaners....No I think NOT!! At work we are hired to do a job, not half completed..Thanks for listening..😉☺️
Ok, call me a complete neophyte, but all I see are *results* that are different between NGC and PCGS for individually different coins, not any comparison to any other objective *basis* or standard or even cross grading of the same coins, which to me doesn't really prove anything except for maybe a difference of opinion. What am I missing?... 🤔
The coins were taken out of the same roll and sent. The two groups of coins appeared to be the same condition when sent. One batch graded significantly higher than the other.
@@TtheSilverStacker Thanks, appreciate your explanation. At first I didn't think that being from the same roll was relevant, but then I thought about the rolls that I got in a monster box - they should all be pretty much the same. 👍
To really see if this theory is accurate you should crack the 5 NGC coins out send to pcgs see what it comes back also maybe send 2 pcgs coins into NGC to cross over see if they will cross over then you will know else wise this could very well be just the better coins went to pcgs vs NGC
I like ICG, NGC, PCGS, ANACS. I HAVE YET TO GO CAC. Yes I am well aware that ICG is the underdog. After all, i am an Independent Party member. I am quite used of it. Plus, I don't mind paying cheap prices for authentication. As grading is subjective.... Till AI grading takes over ... then??? Who knows?
NGC grades Mexican coins stricter than PCGS. However, I have seen coins not worthy of 70s getting 70s simply b/c its submitted by dealers with dealer exclusive labels. Also PCGS has been grading Libertad 70s in those Ultrabreak labels. Overall bad optics when they play those games. These games are not new. Research your history. There was a big third grading company in the 80s that was playing games with the likes of some well known auction houses.
Some people at NGC don't know how to grade... they should just quit... I've seen some outrageous grades by NGC... they beyond ungrade MS coins. Been seeing a pattern with them.
Too small of a sample size to try & explain the differences in grades. Could be just a coincidence that “better” coins were sent to PCGS. I do like the NGC holders more. But that’s subjective lol
The clear holder of PCGS allows the coin to shine brighter than the white background on the NGC, in my opinion, Keep Stackin bro
Agreed!
Great video. That is why I send everything to PCGS and I like there slabs a lot better.
I personally like NGC but I only have 4 slabbed pieces so I don't know much about the graded stuff so looking forward to learning what you have to teach. Have a great weekend buddy
T it was such a privilege to meet you today Sunday the April 28th at the coin show. My daughter talked about it on the ride home.
It was very nice to meet you. Email me your address. I’ll send her some swag. TtheSilverStacker@gmail.com
Very cool T! Been waiting on this one. Great idea to submit to both for the comparison.
Cool, thanks! Hope you enjoyed it.
Wow! I was surprised that PCGS graded higher. Some awesome coins for sure. Nice that you got some 68s. Wow! Thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching! It was an eye opening experiment!
Very interesting to watch this. I have a few graded coins so far (variety of PCGS, NGC and CAC). Recently joined NGC and sent my first 4 coins that I am having graded off to them. Waiting to get them back.
Good luck!
excellent information -- thanks guys
I always thought the opposite of the two grading companies. Great video!
I lean toward PCGS when I buy slabs. I have some from both and even ANACS as well. I have some I want to send off some and was going back and forth but I think after seeing this I will be doing PCGS.
I’d definitely go PCGS in the future!
I do think it's best, in my opinion, to stick with one of the Top 2. I would not buy too much in Anacs holders, if any at all. I have none. When I first got back into collecting, I bought NGC or PCGS. I soon realized as time went on the mix and match thing wasn't going to work. You can't even fully use the inventory both companies provide (PCGS is SO much better). You can't even fit an NGC slab in a PCGS 20 slab box! So, I felt I had to decide one or the other. It wasn't even a contest. I liked the clear PCGS holders MUCH better. Why introduce a color when viewing a coin.... with its own color? I never understood that. I Think Gold looks very nice against a white background, but there shouldn't be ANY background. So many reasons. Resale value, the great inventory, and I felt PCGS had the more critical eye. Matter of opinion certainly. That was a bunch of years ago. Now I have over 400 clear plastic holders with coins in them. And I wouldn't have it any other way.
Awesome video! The comparison between the two grading companies was interesting. In the past I always thought PCGS was the more conservative company! I guess with Libertad's it's different😊😊
Small sample size. Worthy of another experiment. The PCGS slabs do look nicer side by side with NGC.
Getting things together for my first submission and for some baseless reason I was having 2nd thoughts if PCGS was the way to go. You made it a no-brainer for me No opinions, just pure scientific method or at least as close to it as my noggin needs. Thank you.
Best wishes with your submissions!
Ngc did you dirty
Wow...Great experiment! Crazy the difference in grading. I like both holders, but I pick NGC's
Thanks for watching!
What a disparity in grades. Thanks for letting us know. We're talking thousands in price differences.
Absolutely!
Heck, I remember that video with the roll of Libertads 🧐 now.
Man, it's been so long, I'd forgotten all about it.
It sure seems NGC is a bit more stricked with their grading than PCGS.
Cheers 🍾🍾 T.
Cheers BA!
To prove something here you would have to send the NGC graded to PCGS for crossover (or crackout). The bigger thing it proves is that the grading companies are playing a big game of "pretend" precision: they pretend to be able to consistently distinguish a 1/2 point difference on the MS scale (MS65, MS65+, MS66, MS66+, etc) whereas they can and often do differ both between grading companies and within themselves as to a 1-3 point spread (as here). This often means big price differences on coins that have very little subjective difference in grade. Lesson: don't pay huge premiums for a 1 or 2 point advantage on the grading scale! Better yet, go buy AU58, where you can enjoy great looking coins for a fraction of MS64-MS67, and you don't have the constant threat of having your coins downgraded and losing 75% of their value.
Surprised to see you in person T
: )
Great video. Very exciting.
NGC is what I have the majority of. And after watching this video, I think I’ll stick with them. It kind of made me think that PCGS is rating high for the business. But that’s just my feeling.
I hope to see you tonite. 👍
Sounds good! Hope to see you tonight!
Awesome video and I don’t know anything about grading coins
Thanks
To compare the companies... use their cross over service, send the NGC coins to PCGS and the PCGS coins to NGC to see if they can back the same grades!
Oh, and if you still have the other coins from that roll, could always send those in for the pedigree label!
Plus with PCGS, I love the nice box they ship the slabs in... NGC makes people buy the plastic slab box separately!
It's advertising for PCGS and don't kid yourself, you paid for the box.
@@arte9855 oh, I know the price of the box is factored in, but I still like it better than the cheap cardboard NGC and ANACS use!
NO WAY! DO NOT SEND THOSE 67 & 68 GRADED COINS TO NGC. JUST CRACK THE NGC COINS OUT AND SUBMIT THEM TO PCGS.
@@donaldinnewmexico I agree... but the true only way to compare is have them grade the same coins!
I dont have enough experience submitting coins to personally say who is the stricter grader but from what I've heard, PCGS is certainly stricter on grading US coins and NGC can be better for grading world coins. In my experience:
PCGS: better slabs, free coin boxes with submittion, better at grading US, strict on artificial toning/details coins, less biased, no collabs with companies like vaultbox, much better apps/ registry set, more expensive
NGC: more variety of holders, ancient coin grading, grade more variety of coins, cheaper coins, slightly cheaper submission prices
What was the average cost per coin for the grading?
When it comes to Libertads, NGC is muuuuuuch more strict with their grading, as evidenced once again in this video. NGC overall is the prefered service for mexican coin collectors and Libertad collectors. Also, PCGS will slab just about any artificially toned coin as naturally toned, whereas NGC is also much more strict, sometimes erring on the side of calling natural toning artifical. NGC aslo recognizes a lot more varieties on mexican coinage than PCGS, although unfortunately they don't always get it right. I just got a submission back from NGC which I will be posting soon.
I’ll have to keep an eye out for that one.
I like how PCGS names the coin a Libertad while NGC names it an Onza. To me, that makes it sound more like bullion and less numismatic. That’s just me though. Thanks.
I think PCGS is much more strict on artificial toning designation when it comes to US coins.
@@TtheSilverStacker I agree with you there, putting "Libertad" on the holder is pretty cool.
I wanted to ask and follow up how about for say, mexican pillar 8 reales or columnarios? Is it better to have them at NGC or PCGS? What about portrait or any other colonial era 8 reales?
@@anthonyhui1322 Sorry, not sure about those, but sometimes it can be helpful to check the census on a specific coin or type at both NGC and PCGS and that might give you an idea which grader collectors gravitate towards.
So... Is the NGC undergraded or the PCGS overgraded? I don't think modern era bullion coins should be slabbed.
I agree with you 👍
To each their own.
@@TtheSilverStacker I agree. It’s all personal preference.
That 68 is a beautiful coin. I bought a 1983 ms68 from Witter coin for $52 from whatnot. I was extremely lucky that day. 🤣🤣
Good purchase on that one!
Which agency is the cheapest of the 3?
I believe NGC and PCGS are pretty similar.
not allimages are posted gold shield or not , last time i looked it does cost tohave photo posted on cert verification like 5.00 last time i looked ,i got goldshields no photo posted
Nice video. Thanks a lot.
Most welcome
So if NGC is a tougher grader, then wouldn’t I want those for numismatics? If I’m buying
To be honest, that PCGS holder just looks so much nicer.
That was an exceptional roll of '83 Libertads.
Thanks!
I have all ngc holders in my collection. just worked out like that but those pcgs holders are making this libertads look allot nicer in my opinion
They really are nice! I agree!
I’ve been waiting for this. I like NGC holders best, but of course it’s the coin that counts.
True!
How much did they charge you for the highest graded coin?
They charge the same amount regardless of the grade. I think it was like 25 or so.
I like NGC slabs way better but PCGS holders make the coin look a bit brighter. And NGC was too strict with these grades. Those are about the most beautiful MS65s I've ever seen.
Thanks! I agree!
Interesting results. I agree that NGC is grading stricter than they have in the past due to CAC now grading.
It would not surprise me if you sent these same coins to CAC they would be graded, "Cleaned MS Details."
Personally, I have a fair quantity of graded coins, and PCGS, NGC and ANACS do a decent job. If I get a coin graded that will stay in my personal collection it will always be sent to ANACS due to the costs, and a relatively good job.
Stark different in results !! I think to get a better feel of which is more precise, cover the grades and have 3 or 4 reputable coin people give each their grade. Course Matt couldn't be a grader since he knows the grades.
From the recent cross over from PCGS to NGC none crossed over in the same grade. PCGS tends to overgrade the coins by 1-2 grades. For US Coins PCGS has better expertise but for World coins I will stick with NGC. I have some PCGS but majority of my coins are in NGC
Thanks for sharing!
I wonder if it would be worth my time to have my 5oz. Libertad graded?
If the condition is good. Maybe worth it.
Maybe you should take the coins that were graded by NGS , out of cases , and send them to PCGS , to see if they are up graded from the NGS grading .
Good idea!
So as a buyer I’d want to purchase NGC
Yes. And if you’re sending in for grading, I’d go with PCGS.
You look different than how I thought you would look. That's only happened with every person ever. People on the radio never look how I imagine they look. Take me for example, if you imagined me being drop dead gorgeous, you would be 100% correct.
lol!!!!
Always buy PCGS gold shields for my collections
I’m heading in that direction now.
@@TtheSilverStacker good choice
super fun!
Thanks!!
Here is my thoughts given me and my business partner send a lot of coins to PCGS and ngc. Lately we have noticed a trend.
PCGS is way better grading foreign coins, but tougher on us coins.
NGC is more consistent grading us coins, but brutal on foreign coins.
So we have been just sending US coins to ngc and just foreign coins to PCGS and have been getting pretty good results.
Thanks for sharing your experience! Much appreciated!
Guaranteed that here in Canada, both our graders would have returned these even lower in grades as our standards are quite strict.
I know American coin collectors who buy Canadian-graded US coins paying a lower price due to the grade, and then would get them regraded in the US, receiving anywhere from 1 to even 3 points higher.
The problem, though, for us Canadians is that when we see US graded coins in a store, we IMMEDIATELY negotiate downwards because when we see like an American MS-67, our brain says let's pretend it actually hovers just over an MS-63.
What are the names of your grading services up there?
@TtheSilverStacker ICCS is the most well-known, but CCCS is also in the marketplace and they are just as strict.
If you were to ask me which of the two do coin dealers prefer to have in their showcase, again it goes to ICCS. In my opinion, they prefer ICCS only because they have been doing it longer so there's that perception of "market leader."
I prefer both, but to be honest, I also have some NGC and PCGS that I bought from auctions. I don't mind the American graders, but my brain can not wrap around the MS-70 US bald eagle coin that I recently bought. My brain is saying, MS-65+. 😊
I mean NGC took a month longer and 2-3 grade drop yikes!
I wonder when CAC grading will be available to the public?
Ooh, good question!
they are 1 and 2 in grading it flips from time to time both trusted equally ,at end of day they are human ,it is an tinterputation ,they use the exact same standards
Thanks
I think the PCGS slabs let more light onto the coins due to the clear sides,this I like..
Agreed. There’s just something about em.
Does anyone know how much time is spent grading each coin?
I cannot imagine a person grading coins all day long and not getting "grading fatigue". Let's face it after a while the job would be as boring as hell!
Agreed!
The T-SILVER HOARD 😮 Coming to your favored label soon 😊
What did we learn today?
PCGS grading is a little lax? Compared to NGC 😮
PCGS has colorized holders and Higher resolution pictures on the lookup site😮
I like both slabs equally...buy the coin not the label, unless it says shipwreck or Hoard 😊 then all bets are off.
Since I'm very free with other people's money 😄... what would be fun to do is switch them and send the coins that went to one to the other and vice versa.
Agreed! Ha ha!
Great video, I was torn between the two companies as for my first submission so I think I'll go with PCGS. I do like their true view images. Thanks.
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You should start sending your own submissions to PCGS and make unboxing videos! I would be happy to pay and let you grade some coins for me.
Hi T, all my graded coins are pcgs. I really like this video. Grading is always suggestive but I will always go with pcgs. Stay strong brother 💪
Hmmmmm . . . . 'suggestive' grading?
@@jeffreyarbogast4735 what I meant was that all graders see things just a little bit different and sometimes they are a bit off. Just my opinion. I didn't want to ruffle any feathers.
Thanks George. Glad you enjoyed the video!
I personally don't care for slabbed coins Set them FREE MR. T. ....Stupid question but if you had a choice to buy a tube of 1982 Onza or a tube of Silver Eagles what would you purchase, and why?
Libertad. Much lower mintage.
@@TtheSilverStacker I picked up two tubes of the 1982 Onza they say Blanchard on them.. going back today to get another tube. I did purchase a tube of ASE thinking of selling that back to the coins shop guy and getting two tubes of the Onza. What do you think?
NGC also has photos of coins.
Yes. PCGS tends to be nicer.
PCGS all the way, anytime I buy an NGC I send it in to PCGS to get crossover
Good to know!
Hi T. Crack the NGC coins out and send them to PCGS. If they are the same as the coins sent to PCGS, they could be graded higher and be worth substantially more money. Congratulations on those high grades.
This comparison means nothing UNLESS the same coins were sent to both grading services
They were divided equally. A follow-up would be a cross grading.
using this logic no coins can be the same grade 😂 i see where your coming from but most people can get a grasp on the grade if you look up the chart
I used to hear that PCGS was stricter than NGC. Now I think PCGS is more lax on their grading. And that’s not good.
PCGS is rated higher as a grading company than NGC. I could tell you T the Silver Stacker without you making this video. However, many people get their coins graded by NGC because they charge less for grading than PCGS. NGC also has a better website which gives you catalogue of grading prices for American coins and some foreign coins. I am not sure if PCGS website has the same type of information.
I mean.. NGC to me is known for grading any coin with a PL designation..
But PCGS is straight forward.
I like the PCGS holders better too.
The grading looked fair to me. The pcgs all looked good, and the ngc coins didn't look quite as nice to me.
Coin grading has always been subjective. Sometimes the personal grader had a bad day, sometimes he just got a new girl friend and was living in the skies. I think over here in Europe we are perhaps a little bit more lucky that grading isn´t yet a big thing. My personal opinion is that grading is fine for investment purposes, but a big no if you are a knowledgeable collector. Just my two cents. Saludos desde Alemania, U.
I think it’s really helpful for those you pass your coins down to. Odds are, they aren’t going to be an expert. Thanks for watching from so far away.
I personally like em raw
Thank you, and I agree. Coin grading is very subjective and depends on the mood, time of day and whether the grader had a good lunch and a good night's rest or family relationships are fine, etc. You can only hope and pray that the grader's professiona! ethics and sense of moral objection as a responsible person stay high toward his job.
Regardless, as humans we ALL have good and bad days!! Should my laundry come back to me half cleaned from the dry cleaners....No I think NOT!! At work we are hired to do a
job, not half completed..Thanks for listening..😉☺️
Idk, PCGS just got the better looking coins in my opinion. NGC is great on world coins.
I have found that NGC is much sticker in their grading then most
Yep!
NGC doesn't allow crossover from ANACS, which I find petty, childish, and juvenile.
Id change my profile picture if I were you.
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@@TtheSilverStacker I'm from Indiana, we dont have a baseball team. The area I am from in Indiana has mostly Cardinals fans.
Fear the Flannel 🎉
Ha ha!
I prefer PCGS
Me too.
Ok, call me a complete neophyte, but all I see are *results* that are different between NGC and PCGS for individually different coins, not any comparison to any other objective *basis* or standard or even cross grading of the same coins, which to me doesn't really prove anything except for maybe a difference of opinion. What am I missing?... 🤔
The coins were taken out of the same roll and sent. The two groups of coins appeared to be the same condition when sent. One batch graded significantly higher than the other.
@@TtheSilverStacker Thanks, appreciate your explanation. At first I didn't think that being from the same roll was relevant, but then I thought about the rolls that I got in a monster box - they should all be pretty much the same. 👍
To really see if this theory is accurate you should crack the 5 NGC coins out send to pcgs see what it comes back also maybe send 2 pcgs coins into NGC to cross over see if they will cross over then you will know else wise this could very well be just the better coins went to pcgs vs NGC
You should try and crack 1 out of each and try to cross grade to see what happens
That would be very revealing.
@TtheSilverStacker or maybe don't crack out the PCGS ones lol. Just crack a NGC one to send to PCGS maybe
I like ICG, NGC, PCGS, ANACS. I HAVE YET TO GO CAC.
Yes I am well aware that ICG is the underdog. After all, i am an Independent Party member. I am quite used of it. Plus, I don't mind paying cheap prices for authentication. As grading is subjective.... Till AI grading takes over ... then??? Who knows?
in order to know for sure, you need to crack out the same five coins to be graded by each grading company ' not different coins
Ya, try sending them to C A C . good luck.
Yep!
I like ANACS .
They all look the same to me. But what do I know that's why I don't collect slabs.
The dealer is beating up the coins. Red flag.
Yes...well ok if you say so.🙃 lol
Pcgs likes to "upgrade" so they can charge you more.... win win really lol
Yep!
Personally I think paying your hard earned $ for plastic & grading is no different than buying fiat or paper. Just buy the metal!!!!!!!!
So condition doesn’t matter to you? You’re a true stacker.
NGC grades Mexican coins stricter than PCGS. However, I have seen coins not worthy of 70s getting 70s simply b/c its submitted by dealers with dealer exclusive labels. Also PCGS has been grading Libertad 70s in those Ultrabreak labels. Overall bad optics when they play those games. These games are not new. Research your history. There was a big third grading company in the 80s that was playing games with the likes of some well known auction houses.
Omg! The audio 🔊🤕
Some people at NGC don't know how to grade... they should just quit... I've seen some outrageous grades by NGC... they beyond ungrade MS coins. Been seeing a pattern with them.
Ngc has done sloppy work and overlooked mint errors on 3 of six coins, I sent to them
To grade!! Terrible, shame on them!🤔
I’m team PCGS.
Population higher ….. 4 - nice
Quit banging those slabs around
For " Modern Coins " both PCGS / NGC , etc . are a Rip-Off . Just a bloody scam ta get yer money . 11 , Jan . 2025 .
Too small of a sample size to try & explain the differences in grades. Could be just a coincidence that “better” coins were sent to PCGS. I do like the NGC holders more. But that’s subjective lol
Yes. Need more data with more submissions.
Bad sound quality
Really? What part? Maybe too close to mic?
Buy ngc if you dont want fakes
Anacs
seems to me, NGC grade is more prestigious grade achievement these days.. which is a flip from in the past where pcgs was
Interesting
PCGS slab looks better
Agreed
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