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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Vess1, post: 7966849, member: 13650&quot;]I appreciate your feedback and that&#039;s why I start threads like this.&nbsp; Sometimes I feel like I need the perspective of other collectors to compare with my own thinking to see if I&#039;m being reasonable or unreasonable.&nbsp; &nbsp; I&#039;ve ordered enough from them to come to expect a certain quality at a minimum. </p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; I&#039;m mainly only disappointed with the 2 out of the 6 so it&#039;s a shame.&nbsp; I feel like they could have screened them out but nobody&#039;s taking the time to inspect what&#039;s going in the packages.&nbsp; Would assume they&#039;re randomly loading them as quickly as possible and then it still takes a month to get them.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; They don&#039;t make a claim that you should expect PF70s but they also don&#039;t put the info out there that you may receive randomly spotted/hazy proofs in a brand new product order and this is out of their quality control.&nbsp; &nbsp; They would lose business if they did.&nbsp;&nbsp; I know it&#039;s been happening and obviously they have lost business based on peoples experiences.</p><p><br /></p><p>&nbsp; I suspect the planchets are spotted before the coins are even struck.&nbsp; They should be able to go through a brightly lit scanning machine at 50 mph and weed out this stuff.&nbsp; But I guess that&#039;s a pipe dream in 2021.&nbsp;&nbsp; The spotting &quot;may be common&quot; but since not all of them have it, it&#039;s obviously possible to put a better proof product out than what I received.&nbsp; It all depends on how picky the end customer wants to be.&nbsp; Maybe they need to figure out what&#039;s causing this or quit making the proofs?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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