This will become weekly. It will include the extremely obscure companies and more. With their ins and outs. it will be fully illustrated. The first official post in this thread will be in a few minutes. Thanks and enjoy the thread. Hope you learn from it. This shall be updated weekly. I wish to thank coinauctionshelp.com for all the wonderful help in this thread.
AMERICAN ALLIANCE GRADING SERVICE (AACGS)- they are a company who do not grade coins for the general public. They do not have a website, address or phone number. They are "Self Slabbers" who certify their own coins, to be sold at a profit. From their known coins, they have a tendency to overgrade. They are not reccomended unless you can see the coin in hand to confirm it is accurately graded, not cleaned or damaged, and genuine.
why not just post a link to their website? That way you don't have to plagerize someone else's work. Here is the page the picture comes from and here is the page where that site lists all the grading companies that they reference, which I assume you would have plagerized one at a time. It really is bad form to take someone else's work and claim it as your own.
Lane Brunner (former ANA employee and 20 Cent expert) is working on a book of coin slabs. I have seen a very small portion of his collection of slabs. Some of them are VERY obscure.
Small problem Isaiah, you apparently did not see this - Copyright ã 2007-2008 coinauctionshelp.com That would make this thread a violation of forum rules if you were to try and post any more. And the owner of that site is also a member of Coin Talk. He may not like your copying his stuff very much.
Yeah, you just had to come back because you have numbers other than "0". This thread had a lot of "CoinPower" posters too. Nice work Stainless! Jim
I think it is fitting. There should be no awards anywhere near this thread. If this thread were sent to AACGS, it would body bag (counterfeit).
I can see that, but just remember your being watched, by greater forces, karma is a lovely deciding force...
I'm impressed by the Coinauctions site, 88 companies. That's 6 more than I listed 5 years ago. I'm past the 150 company level. Still he does have a few companies in there that I DON'T have so I will have to get with them for permission to use some of their information. So Lane is now doing a slab book as well. Man what have I started.