ICG Fact Sheet
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Look for upcoming announcements about the ICG
variety program and which varieties will be recognized by ICG. ICG currently recognizes more than 60
different references, including all “Redbook Varieties,” all Fivaz/Stanton
designations, the “Top 100” and “Hot 50” VAM varieties, including first
reported VAM discoveries, and Snow Numbers.
(Rick Snow is exclusively “ICG’s Official Consultant for Flying Eagle
and Indian Head Cents Attributions.”) In
addition, ICG is “The Official Grading Service of CONECA.” This allows you to send your varieties and
minting errors to CONECA to attribute before they are sent, by CONECA, to ICG
for grading. (CONECA numbers or descriptions
will be included with the coin’s grade on the insert label.) Any first reported discoveries to CONECA will
be so noted on the ICG grading label.
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Collectors can now have their coin collection
pedigreed in their own name.
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ICG will never hold coins once they have been
graded and encapsulated. Upon completion
of the grading process, your coins will be returned immediately to you
regardless of the tier of service you have selected. If ICG finishes your 15-day order in 4 days,
we will immediately return the coins to you.
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One-Day submissions received by noon will be
ready the next day by 5pm.
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Coins must be received by noon to qualify for
ICG’s turnaround times. If the coins are
received after 12 o’clock noon, they will be considered received on the next
day. Coins will be shipped or ready for
pickup no later than 5pm on the day they are due to you. Please refer to the Terms and Procedures on
the back of your submission form.
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ICG grades all US and Canadian coins, EVERYTHING
in “The Red Book,” U.S.
territorial and private mints. Roman silver
and all world coins (post 1600 to date), error coins, U.S. medals, and U.S. tokens. “If it is a coin, ICG can certify it.” (The only exception is for coins that will
not fit inside the ICG holder)
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ICG has an established permanent grading set in
order to keep our standard consistent and our product of the highest quality.
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All submissions should be sent on a standard ICG
submission form. New invoice numbers
will be issued for each order as it is processed. This is to avoid the situation where ICG
might know the collector or dealer that has a certain sequence of invoice
numbers.
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ICG will accept coins in the ICG holder for
regrading. ICG will accept these coins
for review for a higher grade, but will not downgrade the coins unless
submitted under the ICG Quality Control Resubmission Program.
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Please check the ICG guarantee for terms and
conditions of the ICG Quality Control Resubmission Program.
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ICG will only have well trained professionals
handling your coin orders. Please refer
to ICG’s Terms and Procedures on the back of every submission form for more
information on the handling and protecting of your coins.
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All coins sent to ICG will be insured when in
ICG’s possession. Submitters must send
coins under their own insurance policy, as ICG’s insurance will not start until
the coins are received at ICG.
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You will be charged a flat rate of $24 per
invoice for the return shipping of your coins.
This includes registered mail and insurance, packaging and handling for
the return shipping of your coins.
Remember you are responsible for sending your coins to ICG. We
recommend sending your coins insured and registered through the United States
Post Office.
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Please write or call for prescreen prices on
orders of 100 coins, or more.
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At this time, ICG does not offer a glossy photo
presentation option, but look for such a program in the future.