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[Libra Numismatics]

I have a Netherlands Indies (1929) 5 Gulden (P69b) submitted to PMG (to a dealer) by #2260201-053. May I ask the reason for this note to be deemed as NC and not encapsulated? Thank you in advance.

Edited August 2, 2023 by Libra Numismatics

[KaileeS CS]

Hello @Libra Numismatics, thank you for contacting us. Certain banknotes are not eligible for PMG grading and encapsulation. In this case, banknotes that have altered design features such as dates, imprints, serial numbers, denominations, watermarks, etc. and banknotes that are not genuine or of questionable authenticity are not certified by PMG. You may kindly read more about this here: Learn more

Please let us know if you need help with anything else. Thank you!

[Libra Numismatics]

Hello Kailee, about my note with #2260201-053, it was said on the holder that the note was "Not Suitable for Certification" (NC). I want to know whether the problem is the repair and pieces added to the banknote, or is there any other reason from PMG graders to determine if this banknote is not suitable for certification. Thank you

[KaileeS CS]

Hello @Libra Numismatics, I will see if our team has any additional information we can provide on this note for you. I appreciate your patience while I check on this!

[Libra Numismatics]

Hello Kailee, thank you for the response. I will be waiting for further information. I strongly believe the grader's reasons are very important for me to evaluate my collections before submitting them to PMG.

[KaileeS CS]

Hello @Libra Numismatics, I have received a reply from the grading team. They confirmed that due to the extent of the damage and repair work that had been done, our team decided to not encapsulate it. We are sorry for any inconvenience this may cause.

Please let us know if you need help with anything else. Thank you!

[Libra Numismatics]

Thank you for the information, Kailee. This information is very useful for me to determine which banknote is eligible for submission.