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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Volodya, post: 2458154, member: 19615&quot;]Yes, pretty much. They don&#039;t have to phrase it that starkly--they can sugar-coat it with wording like &quot;Authenticated to the best of our ability, but...&quot; But yes, I think they should have a disclaimer <b>on the slab</b>. The biggest market for encapsulated ancient coins is precisely collectors of US coins, most of whom are quite familiar with the long-standing and heretofore consistent policies of NGC. Why would anyone assume those policies now vary depending on the coin, when they never had in the past?</p><p><br /></p><p>If a collector of encapsulated pennies and dimes decides to branch out into quarters, they won&#039;t read the fine print of the contract to determine whether the familiar NGC guarantee still holds. Of course they&#039;ll assume it does.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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