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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1878969, member: 15309"]Why do you let him bother you so much? The claims that he makes that all of those other dealers who ignore the grades given by the TPG's are complete bunk, they don't. He mentioned that Tom Bush usually grades coins 2 grades lower than the TPG's. I have been interacting with TomB on this forum, NGC, and the PCGS forum for over 5 years and I can tell you that is not true. While Tom may be a little more conservative than the TPGs, nobody employs grading standards as punitive as Doug. His opinions on grading are so radical that he is tantamount to the lunatic fringe on the subject.</p><p><br /></p><p>You know how to grade Morgan Dollars. You understand how the TPGs grade Morgan Dollars. I see no need for you to chase Doug's seal of approval on your grading skills. I got news for you, I expect Doug to grade almost every coin 1-2 grades below the TPG. And it has nothing to do with gradeflation or the perceived change in grading standards. I have shown many NGC graded coins in old fatty slabs over the years that he has undergraded as well.</p><p><br /></p><p>As for the coin in question in the OP, there was only one person who thought the coin wouldn't grade because of a severe bagmark, and he was wrong![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1878969, member: 15309"]Why do you let him bother you so much? The claims that he makes that all of those other dealers who ignore the grades given by the TPG's are complete bunk, they don't. He mentioned that Tom Bush usually grades coins 2 grades lower than the TPG's. I have been interacting with TomB on this forum, NGC, and the PCGS forum for over 5 years and I can tell you that is not true. While Tom may be a little more conservative than the TPGs, nobody employs grading standards as punitive as Doug. His opinions on grading are so radical that he is tantamount to the lunatic fringe on the subject. You know how to grade Morgan Dollars. You understand how the TPGs grade Morgan Dollars. I see no need for you to chase Doug's seal of approval on your grading skills. I got news for you, I expect Doug to grade almost every coin 1-2 grades below the TPG. And it has nothing to do with gradeflation or the perceived change in grading standards. I have shown many NGC graded coins in old fatty slabs over the years that he has undergraded as well. As for the coin in question in the OP, there was only one person who thought the coin wouldn't grade because of a severe bagmark, and he was wrong![/QUOTE]
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