Pmg rating fee standard

The monetary unit of the fee and the upper limit value is RMB. Only applicable to banknotes submitted to NGC Shanghai. Payment must be made upon submission. Only one rating level can be filled in the submission form. (A handling fee of 10 yuan is charged for each submission form) Upper limit. Every note. (RMB) There is a charge for each banknote.

1, used for all batch submissions: the upper limit of banknotes is ￥ 1, 875. Start with 50 cards. The following banknotes cannot be submitted at the batch level: wrong coins, bonds issued by the US Mint and Banknote Printing Bureau, sample banknotes, trial banknotes, American sample banknotes, the first set of RMB 1948 to 1953 (Pick numbers 800-859) issued by China, and/or in Friedberg, Swann, Charlton or the world banknote standard catalogue.

2. The final evaluation of the rated currency is a comprehensive evaluation of the paper money. Some novice collectors may not know much about the appearance, which is a good reference at this initial stage and the collection will be simplified. In coin trading, there is no need to worry about the appearance, authenticity, price and other issues, all of which are expressed intuitively according to the rating score, which is more conducive to the transparency of the transaction. For a single coin, the rated coin is more suitable for preservation and appreciation under the packaging of sealed hard plastic sleeve. But there is no evidence that coins are absolutely the most suitable for sealed preservation. But this way of preservation is still good at present.

3, the rating is to pay for evaluation, and these fees will increase the investment in the collection. Consider changing hands in the future, and take this cost into account and transfer it to the next collector. The rating fee for a PMG is around 90 yuan. For many coins whose market value does not exceed that of 90 yuan, de-interest rate is undoubtedly an extra burden. Therefore, it is suggested that the currency with a price lower than the rating fee does not need to be rated. For more potential varieties, it is not too late to wait until the price comes up. In the downturn of the market, the rating fee is unfavorable to the lower-priced varieties, so at this time, rating companies should be allowed to make profits to collectors and reduce the rating fee, which can further stimulate the turn of the coin market and win each other.