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<p>[QUOTE="Kirkuleez, post: 1838460, member: 36864"][quote ="Rick Stachowski, post: 1838420, member: 42872"]you mean detailed, which with pcgs has no grade, or pop. report either[/quote]</p><p>I don't mean details, when I say that a coin was market graded, I am referring to the practice that grading companies use to assign a value to a coin by giving a coin a numeric grade rather than grading the coin based on condition. This has been a practice that has been going on for years, just look at St. Gaudens double eagles, these coins are seldom properly graded in my opinion.</p><p>The whole purpose of grading companies is to authenticate the coin and assign it a grade to which a person could buy a coin site unseen. Though you can still do this, I would prefer that they would use a number grade based on wear, or in the case of MS coins, contact marks and use a suffix to describe any former cleanings, scratches, environmental damage, artificial toning etc. So this coin may read AU-50 OC. What a coin utopia it would be.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Kirkuleez, post: 1838460, member: 36864"][quote ="Rick Stachowski, post: 1838420, member: 42872"]you mean detailed, which with pcgs has no grade, or pop. report either[/quote] I don't mean details, when I say that a coin was market graded, I am referring to the practice that grading companies use to assign a value to a coin by giving a coin a numeric grade rather than grading the coin based on condition. This has been a practice that has been going on for years, just look at St. Gaudens double eagles, these coins are seldom properly graded in my opinion. The whole purpose of grading companies is to authenticate the coin and assign it a grade to which a person could buy a coin site unseen. Though you can still do this, I would prefer that they would use a number grade based on wear, or in the case of MS coins, contact marks and use a suffix to describe any former cleanings, scratches, environmental damage, artificial toning etc. So this coin may read AU-50 OC. What a coin utopia it would be.[/QUOTE]
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