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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;JayF, post: 3061434, member: 92530&quot;]If someone has the intention to sell a damaged coin as problem free, they won&#039;t get it slabbed and just sell it on eBay, or etsy or ecrater, etc.&nbsp; If a newbie gets their coin back in a slab stating it&#039;s damaged, they would most likely rip that casing off if they want to con someone into buying their coin.&nbsp; I don&#039;t think slabbing a damaged coin prevents it from being sold.&nbsp; I personally don&#039;t want to see my coin in a slab that says it&#039;s damaged, I&#039;d rather they tell me in a &quot;body bag&quot; and give my money back.</p><p><br /></p><p>I think it&#039;s time that an overwatch group is created, pick 20 of the TOP numismatists in the country/world and make them the authority on what should be graded and not. It will probably help in minimizing all the ever growing minute DDOs/DDRs/varieties that requires a microscope to find.&nbsp; Otherwise, TPGs can pretty much make up anything, eventually they can create a grading system for the ugliest coin in the world, or the most damaged coin in existence.&nbsp; People go to TPGs because there are no other way.&nbsp; That&#039;s my rant for the day lol.&nbsp; Apologies to [USER=92655]@Randy Abercrombie[/USER], didn&#039;t mean to hijack your thread with my questions.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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