New MicroSoul coins for the masses 0.01

[ManeBjorn]

He does good work that is for sure.
 

hi gravitate just wanna let you know i received my coins a couple days back and i must say they are simply amazing! i have only just started buying physical coins and i definitely have no regrets grabbing a couple from you. i am now very interested in seeing what you have coming up next.   

[gravitate]

The 2014's have landed. I will get some pictures on soon and get the pre orders as soon as possible.

[ManeBjorn]

Excellent.
Are you going to do a new thread or update this one?
Cannot wait to see them. 

The 2014's have landed. I will get some pictures on soon and get the pre orders as soon as possible.

[gravitate]

Sorry yes I meant for the flute you were selling. The penny has dropped I didn't know what you were talking about before. It would be perfect to try get my kids into music.
Sorry for the late reply 
You must have been selling more than one thing I didn't realise.

[monkeynuts]

Great coins. Looking forward to the future editions. (still have a soft spot for your original PBC coins though)

[gravitate]

Thanks very much. I will have some photos of the 2014's on soon and also the silver coins ETA is 3 weeks. All those will pre orders will have them first week in May all being well.

[vizique]

Received my 0/01BTC coins today! (was yesterday but I missed the postman to sign for them:()
Great stuff! Very pleased.
Thanks, they've already made an impact with everyone I've shown them to so will be placing more orders
Looking foward to the silver 0.05's, keep me posted!

[nicolasgramlich]

I proudly announce the(probably) first ANACS graded Microsoul coin:



Honestly expected it to be graded higher, I assume the grader had a bad day :-D

[ManeBjorn]

That is great.
I don't even know how to get them graded like that.
Still a good grade for the first one.  They are excellent coins.  He really does a good job with them.
Thanks for sharing.  Now the trick question is how much are you going to sell it for?

I proudly announce the(probably) first ANACS graded Microsoul coin:



Honestly expected it to be graded higher, I assume the grader had a bad day :-D

[nicolasgramlich]

That is great.
I don't even know how to get them graded like that.
Still a good grade for the first one.  They are excellent coins.  He really does a good job with them.
Thanks for sharing.  Now the trick question is how much are you going to sell it for?

I proudly announce the(probably) first ANACS graded Microsoul coin:



Honestly expected it to be graded higher, I assume the grader had a bad day :-D

I only got this one graded so I'm not sure of I'll sell it at all. Mainly depends on the price you are willing to pay though... :-)

[ManeBjorn]

How do you get coins graded?  I have a ton of old coins my grandmother gave me.  The only places around here are pawn shops and that is not a true grade like you got.

That is great.
I don't even know how to get them graded like that.
Still a good grade for the first one.  They are excellent coins.  He really does a good job with them.
Thanks for sharing.  Now the trick question is how much are you going to sell it for?

I proudly announce the(probably) first ANACS graded Microsoul coin:



Honestly expected it to be graded higher, I assume the grader had a bad day :-D

I only got this one graded so I'm not sure of I'll sell it at all. Mainly depends on the price you are willing to pay though... :-)

[nicolasgramlich]

How do you get coins graded?  I have a ton of old coins my grandmother gave me.  The only places around here are pawn shops and that is not a true grade like you got.

That is great.
I don't even know how to get them graded like that.
Still a good grade for the first one.  They are excellent coins.  He really does a good job with them.
Thanks for sharing.  Now the trick question is how much are you going to sell it for?

I proudly announce the(probably) first ANACS graded Microsoul coin:



Honestly expected it to be graded higher, I assume the grader had a bad day :-D

I only got this one graded so I'm not sure of I'll sell it at all. Mainly depends on the price you are willing to pay though... :-)

Check out ANACS and their website. They have a submission form with instructions. Cost is about $12-$20 per coin.

[ManeBjorn]

Thanks that is good to know.  I have a bunch of pristine indian head silver nickles and my mom has gold pennies from my grandmother. 
This helps a ton.

How do you get coins graded?  I have a ton of old coins my grandmother gave me.  The only places around here are pawn shops and that is not a true grade like you got.

That is great.
I don't even know how to get them graded like that.
Still a good grade for the first one.  They are excellent coins.  He really does a good job with them.
Thanks for sharing.  Now the trick question is how much are you going to sell it for?

I proudly announce the(probably) first ANACS graded Microsoul coin:



Honestly expected it to be graded higher, I assume the grader had a bad day :-D

I only got this one graded so I'm not sure of I'll sell it at all. Mainly depends on the price you are willing to pay though... :-)

Check out ANACS and their website. They have a submission form with instructions. Cost is about $12-$20 per coin.

[nicolasgramlich]

Thanks that is good to know.  I have a bunch of pristine indian head silver nickles and my mom has gold pennies from my grandmother. 
This helps a ton.

How do you get coins graded?  I have a ton of old coins my grandmother gave me.  The only places around here are pawn shops and that is not a true grade like you got.

That is great.
I don't even know how to get them graded like that.
Still a good grade for the first one.  They are excellent coins.  He really does a good job with them.
Thanks for sharing.  Now the trick question is how much are you going to sell it for?

I proudly announce the(probably) first ANACS graded Microsoul coin:



Honestly expected it to be graded higher, I assume the grader had a bad day :-D

I only got this one graded so I'm not sure of I'll sell it at all. Mainly depends on the price you are willing to pay though... :-)

Check out ANACS and their website. They have a submission form with instructions. Cost is about $12-$20 per coin.

No problem. I did only one (big) submission so far, but if you have questions on how to complete the form, let me know.

[wafdawg]

I'm thinking of submitting the silver microsouls for grading when they come out?  Good idea?

[nicolasgramlich]

I'm thinking of submitting the silver microsouls for grading when they come out?  Good idea?

Grading a low denomination coin is a gamble that the price will go up, because otherwise the grading fee remains too significant.

[pizzaboy69696969]

No problem. I did only one (big) submission so far, but if you have questions on how to complete the form, let me know.

Their submision form is pretty complicated - SO MUCH HELP NEEDED. 

Which service tier to use? 
What do you put for return shipping? 
Do you just kinda put your credit card info and let them figure it out? 
Also, they say to send the coins "Place Raw Coins In Mylar Flips" Isn't there a way to send them so they remain in an airtight case?

HELP ME THANK YOU LOVE YOU

[nicolasgramlich]

Let's not hijack this thread. For ANACS questions PM me.

[gravitate]

How much is the grading fee btw? Also nicolas did the coins turn up yet?

[AT101ET]

I sent you a PM but never got a response.
Do you have any coins left? And when are the 2014 ones coming out?
Thanks