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<p>[QUOTE="HowardStern, post: 1507961, member: 26533"]Ive been searching rolls and boxes for errors for a few years now. Ive noticed that some boxes can contain 100's of the same error variety. For example, if you buy a bank box of washington dollar coins and you open 2 rolls and find a few MEL's, its pretty much a give in that the rest of the rolls in the box will contain many more MELs. Other boxes can be cold and contain very few errors, or none at all. When I go to a bank and buy a roll or 2, and I find errors, I always go back and buy the rest of the rolls and find more errors. If I dont find any errors, Ill probably still buy them and search them anyway.</p><p><br /></p><p>I once bought a box of Buchanan dollar coins and found over 100 VERY weak edge lettering errors in the same box. I got a few graded by NGC (about 15 or so). When I found that NGC attributed them, I sent them about 50 of them to grade. All of a sudden they refused to acknowledge the error. NGC lied and tried to tell me that they stopped attributing weak edge lettering years ago. I called them out and said that they just attributed 10 of mine the previous month. With that NGC refunded my money in full and sent me all the Buchanans slabbed and graded, which I of course cracked and opened and sold as weak edge lettering errors..raw. So if you see me slandering NGC in other threads, this is just one of the many reasons why. They have a lot of nerve acknowledging a mint error, but refusing to attribute it because they deem it not significant enough of an error...all of a sudden,,when I submit the errors in bulk. I had to fight with them for a refund. Many cointalkers here swear by NGC and will no doubt defend them here in the forums every time I post negatively about them. Until they screw you like they tried to screw me, you will not understand.</p><p><br /></p><p>So, back to the hot boxes. Does anybody want to share their stories of how they found one? What errors you found? </p><p>I only mentioned the Buchanan's because Ive already sold most of them. I understand many of you dont want the word out that you have 100's of "rare" errors.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="HowardStern, post: 1507961, member: 26533"]Ive been searching rolls and boxes for errors for a few years now. Ive noticed that some boxes can contain 100's of the same error variety. For example, if you buy a bank box of washington dollar coins and you open 2 rolls and find a few MEL's, its pretty much a give in that the rest of the rolls in the box will contain many more MELs. Other boxes can be cold and contain very few errors, or none at all. When I go to a bank and buy a roll or 2, and I find errors, I always go back and buy the rest of the rolls and find more errors. If I dont find any errors, Ill probably still buy them and search them anyway. I once bought a box of Buchanan dollar coins and found over 100 VERY weak edge lettering errors in the same box. I got a few graded by NGC (about 15 or so). When I found that NGC attributed them, I sent them about 50 of them to grade. All of a sudden they refused to acknowledge the error. NGC lied and tried to tell me that they stopped attributing weak edge lettering years ago. I called them out and said that they just attributed 10 of mine the previous month. With that NGC refunded my money in full and sent me all the Buchanans slabbed and graded, which I of course cracked and opened and sold as weak edge lettering errors..raw. So if you see me slandering NGC in other threads, this is just one of the many reasons why. They have a lot of nerve acknowledging a mint error, but refusing to attribute it because they deem it not significant enough of an error...all of a sudden,,when I submit the errors in bulk. I had to fight with them for a refund. Many cointalkers here swear by NGC and will no doubt defend them here in the forums every time I post negatively about them. Until they screw you like they tried to screw me, you will not understand. So, back to the hot boxes. Does anybody want to share their stories of how they found one? What errors you found? I only mentioned the Buchanan's because Ive already sold most of them. I understand many of you dont want the word out that you have 100's of "rare" errors.[/QUOTE]
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