I didn't believe them when they said PCGS is very tight on grading right now...

I've had a good experience with ANACs on some rarer/obscure items (a proof 1908 US Philippines Centavo & USS California Launching medal HK324) but have not done extensive business with them.

I will point out that any grading service (including NGC & PCGS) still relies on human beings in the loop, so getting two different people looking at the coin could have a pretty wild swing (or even getting the same person before or after he has lunch!).

 

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busthalfnut... nice username.