Best plan of action for a possible very rare find?

Hi, I have what appears to be a 1970 two cent coin missing the reverse press. It weighs and measures what iv been told it should and had no reaction to a magnet so I believe it warrants further investigation by a professional? If so where do I start because on the very very slim chance it's genuine i wouldn't want to leave it with just anybody and I'm over 3 hours away from the nearest coin shop anyway. Is PCGS ultimately my only choice? Thank you. Ps more than happy to post photos if I can work out how to!

 

Photo's here would be a good start

 

The better the reputation, the less likely something will happen to it. If you want it verified/graded you'll have to leave it with someone anyway so may aswell be PCGS.

Upload photos here- http://m.imgur.com/upload

 

The blank side next to another two cent. I'll get some better photos when the uploaded stops being faulty.

 

Picture on a scale would be good

 

Not worth anything. I'll give you five cents for it if you like

 

10 cents!


It would be a strange thing to forge, so if one side looks good (genuine), you'd rather expect it to be so.
How did you come across it?

 

I'm still working on getting a photo up of the other side but for some reason it keeps uploading the first one again. It was found in an old world coin collection album I bought at an auction which turned out to be a great buy as iv found quiet a few rare coins in it. The other side is a press from 1970 that's exactly the same as another 1970 2C so I'm hoping its genuine. It's getting sent to PCGS soon along with some other coins I found.

 

change the name of the file of the photo it will load then.

 

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Pretty sure it worked this time- if it reads 1970 then that's the other side.