I would strongly support such an idea.
But that pedigreed coin is not the only fish in the sea. Other coins of that issue will come around. I know we could say "but I want THIS one...
Sad but true. I just hope it's only a few get a bad taste and leave the hobby. None, if possible. Fortunately, the internet and this site in...
Hey ! Maybe I'll try that with some of my ultra rarities ! Wait... I don't have any... :headbang:
All good ! My comment was actually aimed at a post on a different thread, which implied "If it ain't in PCGS, WHY NOT ??? Must be a problem..."....
I'm sure that's true. Greysheet pricing tends to be closest when we're dealing with "commodity" coins... common date white Morgans, moderns,...
I hear ya. Knowledgeable people trust NGC. Someone trusted the Mickley specimen Class I 1804 S$1 to them. The recent Heritage auction brought...
Along those same lines, one expects the "70 factor" to disappear when pricing 69s*... and it does. I surveyed many dozens of ASEs on e-bay. I...
The two companies have similar grading and similar pricing, with one glaring difference : NGC is MUCH more likely to award a 70 than PCGS. For...
Either one is good... AzJack is right - XF rolls of the tongue, but ANA Standards shoudl rule. Printed word - EF. Spoken word - XF.
Wow ! Amazing thread. My wife went to her first coin show recently. She was interested in the ancients. Fascinating stuff.
BUY THE GUITAR, NOT THE PEDIGREE !!!! A guitar owned by Elvis worth much more than one owned by, say, me. :mad: If some want to pay extra,...
There's nothing wrong with preferring raw coins. I'm totally cool with that, and buy some raw myself. In particular, folks who study early...
"CAN vary" is very different from "FREQUENTLY varies". The truth is the top TPGs are very consistent. Also, VF20 -> VF25 is a swing of 5 points,...
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