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Title: ICG coin grading Post by: FFrankie on June 24, 2020, 05:58:44 AM So I guess icg is the way to go with coin grading? I was thinking of doing 5 day as opposed to economy because I feel like economy is going to take 2 weeks. What do you guys think
Title: Re: ICG coin grading Post by: Spokanistan51 on June 24, 2020, 07:14:42 AM I have been very happy with their services after having multiple graded. A Miner has been great in assisting with them also. They do not grade chips like Satori or BTCC, but I have had multiple slabbed for protection and authentication. Very happy with their services and pricing.
Title: Re: ICG coin grading Post by: MoparMiningLLC on June 24, 2020, 12:00:32 PM what I like best about them is they are pretty close to where I am. So I can take a half hour drive and drop off in person. I actually used to work within half a mile of where they are.
Title: Re: ICG coin grading Post by: Room101 on June 24, 2020, 12:08:46 PM what I like best about them is they are pretty close to where I am. So I can take a half hour drive and drop off in person. I actually used to work within half a mile of where they are. lucky bastard. I'm too scared to risk shipping across the pacific for grading, so I'm going have to wait for borders to open and spend a 30 hours on plane. Get to visit Hawaii on they way though, so not all bad. Title: Re: ICG coin grading Post by: MoparMiningLLC on June 24, 2020, 12:16:28 PM what I like best about them is they are pretty close to where I am. So I can take a half hour drive and drop off in person. I actually used to work within half a mile of where they are. lucky bastard. I'm too scared to risk shipping across the pacific for grading, so I'm going have to wait for borders to open and spend a 30 hours on plane. Get to visit Hawaii on they way though, so not all bad. yea I hear ya there, you could always hire a courier as well. I love Hawaii - lived in Honolulu for a spell back in the 90's, so that would be a bonus for you then as long as you get a decent layover there. Title: Re: ICG coin grading Post by: Room101 on June 24, 2020, 12:19:23 PM what I like best about them is they are pretty close to where I am. So I can take a half hour drive and drop off in person. I actually used to work within half a mile of where they are. lucky bastard. I'm too scared to risk shipping across the pacific for grading, so I'm going have to wait for borders to open and spend a 30 hours on plane. Get to visit Hawaii on they way though, so not all bad. yea I hear ya there, you could always hire a courier as well. I love Hawaii - lived in Honolulu for a spell back in the 90's, so that would be a bonus for you then as long as you get a decent layover there. Works out cheaper to book the flights separately, used to do it a lot when I lived in the USA, you end up with a couple of nights in a 2-star shit hole for free. Worth it though :) Yeah courier is the other option, but can always visit friends on the West Coast. Title: Re: ICG coin grading Post by: anonymousminer on June 24, 2020, 02:15:28 PM Economy will take over 2 weeks currently as ICG is very busy.
Title: Re: ICG coin grading Post by: Lesbian Cow on June 24, 2020, 02:39:22 PM So I guess icg is the way to go with coin grading? I was thinking of doing 5 day as opposed to economy because I feel like economy is going to take 2 weeks. What do you guys think Splurge for the 5 day you cheap bastard. |