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<p>[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 26025883, member: 4626"]If I'm buying, I don't care which company's plastic it's in, as I'm buying the coin not the slab; if anything precisely because ANACS has less perceived value in the market, I might be able to get a nice coin cheaper if it's ANACS graded. You can't really deny the reality that PCGS and NGC are more marketable than ANACS, but I've rarely seen the claim that ANACS is any worse at grading, and sometimes they're actually more strict than the big two. I buy coins because I want them in my collection, not because I have any intention of ever selling them if I can help it, so I don't really care about what the market thinks about whose slab a coin is in. At any rate I tend to prefer raw coins anyway; I've submitted more coins to ANACS than the number of coins I've bought already in their slabs; they're cheaper, faster, and don't require a membership, and I mainly getting coins graded not for the sake of making them easier to sell, but to make them easier to protect and store. (Two coins I bought in their slabs I've broken out of them!)[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Troodon, post: 26025883, member: 4626"]If I'm buying, I don't care which company's plastic it's in, as I'm buying the coin not the slab; if anything precisely because ANACS has less perceived value in the market, I might be able to get a nice coin cheaper if it's ANACS graded. You can't really deny the reality that PCGS and NGC are more marketable than ANACS, but I've rarely seen the claim that ANACS is any worse at grading, and sometimes they're actually more strict than the big two. I buy coins because I want them in my collection, not because I have any intention of ever selling them if I can help it, so I don't really care about what the market thinks about whose slab a coin is in. At any rate I tend to prefer raw coins anyway; I've submitted more coins to ANACS than the number of coins I've bought already in their slabs; they're cheaper, faster, and don't require a membership, and I mainly getting coins graded not for the sake of making them easier to sell, but to make them easier to protect and store. (Two coins I bought in their slabs I've broken out of them!)[/QUOTE]
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