Bribing?

Discussion in 'US Coins Forum' started by MrBubs, Aug 14, 2017.

  1. MrBubs

    MrBubs Member

    Sorry I'm retired I did my time and Ive always say you need to know the subject you are investigating and I don't that's why I asked
     
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  3. Kirkuleez

    Kirkuleez 80 proof

    Even better, we're coin collectors, we could pay you in change.
     
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  4. MrBubs

    MrBubs Member

    HAHA......I'm way behind the computer times anyway....when I was a Detective the work was shoe leather and getting into the communities today its behind a desk..I don't even know how to put a image in the box by my name here
     
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  5. mikenoodle

    mikenoodle The Village Idiot Supporter

    you'll learn in time.

    welcome to CT MrBubs
     
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  6. Conder101

    Conder101 Numismatist

    But how would you get your submission to that bribed grader? Doesn't do you any good to ribe a grade and then have your submission graded by someone else. That's why you have to bribe the guy who does the routing of submissions as well.
     
  7. baseball21

    baseball21 Well-Known Member

    Plus a second grader to agree with the first one.
     
  8. Conder101

    Conder101 Numismatist

    And possibly a third grader, and don't forget the finalizer, but I went through all of this earlier.

    As far as a comparison to Enron, that was the result of the guy at the top being corrupt. To have something similar in the TPG's you would basically have to have one or more of the top guy doing their own submissions (which they all claim they do not do) and then the graders having to know "Hey these are the Boss's coins!". Could work, until some grader leaves and starts talking. (Thirty years lots of graders coming and going and moving from one service to another. No one talking about anything like that yet.) At that point the credibility and trust in the TPG crumbles and an 8 or 9 figure annual buisness become little more than a basement slabber. And since the owners have a nice slice of the stock, a crash in the company like that hits them in the pocketbook too.
     
  9. MrBubs

    MrBubs Member

    "Hey these are the bosses coins" now your talking...I tried to single th quote no luck but Ill get it...and you guys wanted me to do anything lol I'm a worn Barber Quarter
     
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