spock - I have to ask this question, if you don;t know what's going on (nothing unusual there really) - then just what was it that you were saying...
You may well be right Bone, ther emay be changes in store, certinly wouldn't surpise me any. Change after all is the way the world works. Name me...
C'mon now Bone, you know as well as I do that what I questioned was this comment of yours - And the specific portion of that comment that I...
You better get better pics than that then. And post pics of both sides.
Yes and no. The PCGS grading standards are published in book form so those with the book can easily see what their standards are. But NGC does not...
Howdy leafe - Welcome to the Forum !! At the time those coins struck the Philippines were under US jurisdiction - so their coins were minted...
True words those;) All of the TPG's make mistakes, of that there is no doubt. But which one makes the fewest mistakes ? IMO the answer is NGC.
Now there is something that we can agree on ! Yup, such comments have been made. But in the interest of truth, and that is all that I ever try...
The subject that was changed Bone is that in your previous comments you were saying that the TPG's (meaning NGC and PCGS) had changed their...
Like you, I have never submitted a coin for grading in my life, never needed to. But there are times when you should IMO. Those times would be key...
Yes the coin shows a weak strike, but no wear that I can detect. I can only assume that the areas where you think you see wear are the in the left...
What is common knowledge to most silver collectors is that the Silver Institute is a very biased outfit with an agenda. That being to convice...
Really ? Hmmm - how about that damaged coin you had me look at the the other day ? That was slabbed by PCGS as MS65. Yeah, the one with the 3...
You are absolutely correct, in the 6th edition of the ANA grading standards there were some changes made to the standards - 2 of them, and for 1...
Howdy Small Time - Welcome to the Forum !! Just about any dealer anywhere will accept credit cards. Look in the Numismatic Resources section...
Bone, CLCT's stock price has been in the toilet for as long as I can remember. And there's just a slight bit of difference between what you think...
Well yeah the standards did change. But your comment was - Are you admitting you were wrong ? I admit when I am wrong all the time, but I...
Really ? Funny, I didn't think the 11 grades of MS even existed until 21 years ago. But that's pretty close to 30.
That's it ;)
Ahhhh - now we get down to it. Because a coin was used in commerce is your reason for it to be considered circulated and thus not worthy of an MS...
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