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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;trussxx1, post: 24845632, member: 26532&quot;]The opinions I received are just that, Opinions. In any other circumstance,&nbsp; &quot;Good advice.&quot;&nbsp; I intended to prove PCGS was incorrect in claiming all (6) coins I submitted were (counterfeit.) This was not the first time I had a problem with PCGS grading. I purchased a set of American eagles from eBay All graded MS69 dating from 1986 to 2008. The eBay photos did not show the coins had white. After receiving the coins from eBay I was shocked to see all of them (both sides) were spotted. I contacted PCGS they said. &quot;We stand behind our grade of MS69 they claimed the spots were from the US Mint washing process. PCGS knew there was a problem before they were encapsulate. They refuse to discuss how the white spots effected eye appeal or the aesthetic value of the coins. eBay was kind enough to have the seller refund my money after I returned the coins to him. Case in point: PCGS did a loused job grading my (6) coins. I was out to prove that they were in error.&nbsp; By sending the coins to NGC and ANACs who graded (4) of the (6) coins. Only two were found counterfeit. I know I was spending extra funds I filed a dispute with AMEX who approve my dispute and credited my account $178. Money was not an issue, Value, integrity and customer service is.&nbsp; Note: After filing a dispute PCGS cancelled my account. Go to show just they treat customers. They cater to volume dealers and don&#039;t give a damn about the&nbsp; small collectors. Thanks for your interest in my post. Best regards, Tony[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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