Thanks man! I was definitely surprised when I got the ms 64 no fg! I didn’t even know it was a struck through grease error. Definitely the greatest score I’ve ever had from coin roll hunting!:)

That ms 64 no fg struck through grease kicks ass!

@@brandonlorch6825 thanks man! It is definitely a score of a life time and I didn’t even know it when I found it lol

Thank you for your support! I’m glad you liked it!

Thank you for your support! This was by far my best results from ANACS. I hope your submission goes well for you!

Big score on 1972 no FG! Wow stunning! Hey man a profit is profit IMO! Let's go ANACS!

Thank you!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you for the support! I agree. Anacs gets a bad reputation but they have been around the longest and there graders seem to grade very closely to pcgs and ngc. They are also much more affordable which is nice.

Thanks for watching!

Thanks for watching!

Thank you for the support! I’m glad you like the video:)

Thank you! I understand. Anacs gets a bad rap but their coins are usually graded pretty accurately and they still usually being between 80-90% of what PCGS and NGC get.

People dont have a problem with ANACS graders. The ANACS "issue" is that pcgs and ngc get a little more at auction.

I just watched a video where a guy went through his PCGS submissions. They put 5C as the descriptor for a quarter. To me that's a very big mistake and doesn't instill much confidence. I'm going with Anacs for my first submission. I have purchased PCGS and still will, but overall I think they are overloaded and are starting to make mistakes. The quality is not what it used to be. At least not recently.

@@ShawnTheRazor I could not agree more. Thanks so much for watching 👊

@@CSAN Absolutely, thanks for the video. 👊

Thank you! I was definitely surprised by the results I got! I would definitely be on the look out for the 1972 d no fg half dollars. I looked on ANACS and they only have 25 examples graded with no fg with ms 64 being the highest grade. They are pretty rare but they are definitely out there!

@@jadonnoble5621 I wonder if Rob Finds Treasure looks for these. He should find them often.

@@Ontario100 I’m sure he has looked for them before. I would bet he has at least found a couple while hunting. I might have to look at some of his videos to see if he has found any.

Thank you for your feedback! You are right. ANACS coins do sell and I have never had issues selling them. They usually bring 80%-90% of pcgs and ngc graded coins. They are a great option and are very affordable.

Thank you for the feedback! Yes, I believe ANACS is very hard on Morgan’s. I was fortunate to get a ms 65 on the 85 O. I should have mentioned what the FG stands for. If I do another video on this error I will definitely give some background on what the FG means. Thank you!

Thank you! I agree that Anacs is a good option for grading. They are pretty accurate and much more affordable then NGC and PCGS.

Thank you! ANACS is definitely a great option to send your coins to.

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Thank you! It definitely exceeded my expectations.

Thank you!

Thanks for watching! I would definitely look at your no fg’s. They can worth some good money if they are in good shape.

Thanks for watching! Yes, it is surprising that many people dislike ANACS. They were the original grading company and have held their grading standards pretty high over the years. They are a great choice for anyone who doesn’t grade coins regularly and who do not want a membership. They are also a great choice for those who are on a budget. If you ever want to send coins off I would definitely recommend ANACS.

Thank you!

Thanks man! It was definitely a great submission! Not sure why some people don’t like ANACS but to each their own.

Thanks man! I love the JFK’s as well! The 1972 d no fg is a great coin to look for while coin roll hunting. They are rare but can be found if you look:)

Thank you!

Thanks man! ANACS has been a great option for me bc I rarely submit coins and there is no membership fee.

Right now NGC has very young inexperienced people grading for them. Go ahead send your coins to NGC. See what happens.

Thanks for watching.

I agree! They are very accurate and have comparable grading to NGC and PCGS. It is definitely important to by the coin over the holder for sure! Thanks for watching!

Thank you! ANACS doesn’t have any membership fees and they have a special where it is $13 per coin with a ten coin minimum. It might be worth sending them in at that price. You have to take shipping into account but should be able to send them off for under $20 per coin.

@@jadonnoble5621 After looking at yours and others I have no MS coins. Fine to very Fine at best. All common dates but nice at $20 to $25 a pop. Thanks for the video.

@@jackblackpowderprepper4940 that’s cool man! Circulated Morgan’s are still nice. If you ever buy some nice uncirculated examples I would definitely try ANACS out.

I sold a few of them on EBAY. I have really only sold on eBay but I don’t sell much. ANACS graded coins still do well on eBay and you need no membership to send coins in. You also usually get the coins in a reasonable time.

Thanks for watching and your support!

Love collecting myself. And enjoy watching other also.

@@jackthebirdman355 that’s awesome! I’m glad you enjoy the hobby.

Thank you for the support. I agree. ANACS is definitely a great option and are much more affordable than PCGS and NGC. I would recommend anyone use them for grading especially on lower value coins.

I am planning on selling one or 2 of them but I will probably keep at least one. Thanks for watching.

Haha that’s funny! Yeah, I should have explained what the no FG meant a little more. I can see where you got that idea from🤣

What makes the 1972 d ms 64 Kennedy valuable is the no fg designation. They are rare with no fg and in mint state are worth hundreds to even over $1000. I believe in ms 64 no fg the coin books out for around $2000 but they sell between $1000-$1500.

@@jadonnoble5621 I am not doubting the coin book prices at that way but I've personally and seen others in our collections get all excited because we found certain coins that by the book standards the condition of the coin said it should be worth x amount of dollars only to find out that the coin shops some online and definitely the ones in our area only use that pricing guide when it's in favor for them. Of course you can always try to sell person to person but that oftentimes is a lot harder in time-consuming than you would think. I honestly wish the pricing guide would make it a standard and not just a suggested guide. It's a really cool coin that you have and I really hope if you ever do sell you do get what you want for it

Thank you! Yes, I agree. ANACS soap box holders were very nice and compact. The new holders aren’t my favorite but I do like that you can see the whole coin basically.

Yes! Anacs gets a bad rap for really no reason. I also agree that Anacs does a great job of identifying errors. They are definitely underrated.

Unfortunately, I am not currently selling the Fugio cent. I do have a eBay store and I have a couple of coins listed from this unboxing. You can check them out if you would like to. Here is the link. www.ebay.com/usr/run2bnoble4god

Thank you! I’m assuming you sent off a Trade dollar? I believe they will straight grade the coin but will put that it has chop marks. I think that’s what ngc and pcgs does. I hope your submission does well!

@@jadonnoble5621 my apologies yes its a 1877-s trade dollar prob the nicest ive ever owned by far . I don't know enough about errors to really look for the other then the big ones . So the no F.G is something I'll have to keep a eye out for . Great video again .

@@davidvandebrake8454 that’s awesome. I hope it graded well for you. Yes, I would definitely look out for the 1972 d no fg. They are worth good money and are pretty easy to spot. The 1982 p also has a no fg.

Thank you! I was shocked by the results of that coin! I really wasn’t expecting the grade or the extra strict through error. Thanks for watching!

@@jadonnoble5621 yeah I noticed it once you flashed the coin. And said to myself grease coin....I actually thought you had asked for it.. Very surprised to discover you didn't..Very good find.

@@rarehuntingwithkenneth3163 yeah, I guess I just never really looked for grease errors when coin roll hunting. I know I actually have a few because the date and fields are fuzzy on them.

@@jadonnoble5621 now you have a prime example 👍

I agree! Anacs should get more respect than they have. They are reasonable and accurate on grading overall. It seems that their coins do fairly well on eBay which is good to see.

Thank you for the feedback! I didn’t know that they were all struck through grease errors. Thanks for watching!

I sent these coins for grading because the overall increase in value from getting them graded was worth the submission price. There were a couple like the 1850 large cent that I threw in because I needed 10 coins to get the special price that ANACS was offering. This submission went really well overall and most of the coins had a huge increase in value which made them worth submitting.

Depends what coins you are grading. On your lower dollar value coins they are usually pretty close (within 10%). For coins that are a few hundred dollars and more the price will definitely vary more.

Yeah, I think it depends on how the coin looks as well. Cleaning probably does drop the coin down around 20-25% but it can be more depending on what coin it is. Thank you for the info.

It depends what service you pick. They are running a special where you send in a minimum of 10 coins for $13 a piece. That is their economy service so the value of each coin can only be up to $500. Most of the regular services are between $15-$20 a coin. This does not include shipping which is usually $20-$30 each way. ANACS will charge at least $30 for return shipping. Hope this helps.

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Thank you! Yes, the no fg’s weee a great score for sure.

Thank you! That is the nicest raw Morgan that I have had graded. I was glad to finally get the ms65 grade:)

@@jadonnoble5621 I've had coins graded at all three services, ANACS grades as tough as the rest. Very hard to get a 65 from them

@@Jim-re3sr agreed! Anacs is very tough on Morgan’s. They are very underrated overall.

I would have to disagree with you. For most coins especially coins that are worth a couple hundred dollars or less they run closer to 80-90% of PCGS and NGC. I think they are a great option especially for your lower value coins. They also don’t require a membership and are much more affordable.

Because they don’t require a membership and they are more affordable.

I would have to disagree. I’ve sold Anacs graded coins and most being closer to 90% of NGC and PCGS graded coins as long as they are not extremely high end coins.

I agree. I like the soap box much better as well. I wish they would go back to that style.

To each there own. I personally like ANACS graded coins. They are pretty hard on grading (especially Morgan’s) and they are much more affordable. They are a great option for coins valued at $100 or less especially.

I always wondered why spend money to have something stuck into a ANACS holder?

I think it depends what coins you are sending in to get graded but ANACS does a very good job overall and their coins seem to hold values close to NGC and PCGS. I usually say most coins bring about 90% of the value that PCGS and NGC get. ANACS has a pretty good reputation and are much more reasonable in price due to there not being a need for a membership. I feel like some people give ANACS a bad rap but their grading is strict and is very comparable to PCGS and NGC.

@@jadonnoble5621I'd try sending a few of the high value ones to PCGS for crossover

@@DJbabynoneck yes, i might do that in the future. Thank you for the feedback.

@@jadonnoble5621 also ANACS was grading coins before pcgs or ngc i think they were the first grading company If im not mistaken. Plus its only 15 bucks compared to 60 so it leaves you more wiggle room for profit in my opinion

I would have to disagree with you. ANACS is a reputable grading company that has been around longer than any other. They are more affordable than PCGS and NGC and their coins still often bring around 90% of the value that NGC and PCGS bring. I believe they are a great option for those who don’t want to spend for a membership and save some money on coin grading.

@Jadon Noble that's fine... I'll get 3 to 4 times more for my PCGS, and NGC graded coins

@Justin Hughes sure you will bud

Thank you for your feedback. I would have to disagree with you. ANACS is a very good company and most of their coins still bring 80-90% of the value that NGC and PCGS bring. They have also been around the longest. I think they are a great option for those who don’t want to buy a membership and send coins on a regular basis. They are also more affordable and are a better option to send lower value coins in to get certified.

Well that to bad but go try and sell your ANACS coin at a coin show and you will be disappointed. I sell alot of graded coins and it's worth paying more for a PCGS graded coin. When we see a ANACS MS65 coin we really see a MS64 in a PCGS holder and most dealers see the same.

@@mitchellkranz5307 I understand where you are coming from. Dealers might not pay as much for a coin in an Anacs holder but many collectors will still pay fairly close to the same. I have sold Anacs graded coins and have done fine. They are pretty accurate on their grading and are often just as strict as PCGS and NGC on Morgans.

Anacs does a good job with dollars.I have used pcgs for years also. No difference in their grades. High end coins will go for more when selling in pcgs holders. Common date dollars not so much.

Thank you for the info. I have found that the only way to get good money for the no fg 1972 halves is to have them graded. I sold 2 of them on eBay and got pretty good money for them. If they aren’t graded many people won’t buy them but most graded examples in AU + seem to bring at least $100.

@@jadonnoble5621 didn’t get that far in research but did notice ngc coins were the only ones that brought larger sums

I will have to disagree with you on that. Anacs does a pretty good job on grading and are much more affordable than NGC and PCGS. They have also been around the longest. Their coins might not bring the same money as NGC and PCGS but they usually bring between 80%-90% of NGC and PCGS graded coins. They are also much better at identifying varieties and errors than PCGS and NGC.

@@jadonnoble5621 I have seen a handfull of ANACS that were far from correct and tat's what I base my jufgement from. I've seen maybe a hundred ANACS and 4 or 5 of them were far out of libe, there were like 2-3 grades wrong and that was confirmed we cracked the slab and sent that same coin to PCGS. Since I never touched an ANACS. But of coursde, that could have been a really bad batch I looked into

@@vabbe71 every grading company I have seen has graded coins incorrectly including ngc and pcgs. Humans are grading the coins so there is going to be mistakes. From my experiences with Anacs, they have been pretty accurate on their grades. I love that anacs doesn’t require a membership and they have specials that make grading very affordable. Thank you for sharing your experience.

@@jadonnoble5621 whatever... you are the only person I ever communicated with argue ANACS is as good as the other pnly two real grading comapnies. Have a good one, bye

@@vabbe71 I have seen a handfull of PCGS and NGC that were far from correct as well. Next....