who is nnc

[Guest]

i have been selling off my many dups of rpms and stuff on ebay and i just had a collector for 33 years email me back saying that the three rpms i sold him for 99 cents each where conterfeit per nnc and wanted his money back and told me to do the right thing and that i should not be selling conterfeits a 51 s/s , 53 d/d #1, 57 d/d/d

i laughed and told him that get me a letter from a repituble company that that are conterfeit and i will do the right thing and refund his money

and that it's not the money it's the point that nnc are a joke as far as im concerned and it say's on there web site the they don't grade errors or varitys

so who are they ???

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[mustbebob]

First of all, counterfeiting those dies seems like a fruitless endeavor as those varieties are probably pretty common. I think you replied the correct way in asking for verification from a reputable company. NNC is not a well known company (which is one of the reasons EBay does not allow them) , nor do they attribute errors/varieties as you mentioned. I would stick to your guns on this one, and suspect that the coins I receive back may not be the ones you sent to him in the first place.

[ericodapro]

I did some research on nnc awhile ago and found out they retail coins that they themselves, grade, and are usually around +5 to +7 points above what a respectable grading service would grade a coin. Ebay used to be flooded with nnc slabs but I dont see them so much anymore.