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<p>[QUOTE="Stork, post: 3850991, member: 71642"]Merely an observation from watching Japanese auctions. In Japan PCGS seems to have made quite the impression. Plus 'the best' cachet takes root when properly marketed. </p><p><br /></p><p>PCGS has started using the JNDA catalog as their reference which is far superior for varieties and numbering. I have seen coins that are numerically graded the same, and with similar features (ie same degree of toning) and the PCGS ones will go higher. I purposefully seek out the NGC slabs in one particular auction house for that very reason.</p><p><br /></p><p>I will try and cross a PCGS to NGC slab only when it suits a registry set (an affliction I came down with for awhile), but otherwise am slab agnostic. The PCGS bump does not always translate well to the NGC grades though so I generally allow for a drop when I fill out the paperwork. I'd say about 10% of my (slabbed) Japanese coins are in PCGS slabs. Wish NGC would go JNDA. I also prefer the aesthetics of the PCGS slab. Those dang prongs. </p><p><br /></p><p>That said, I have submitting privileges at NGC, not PCGS. Love their customer service and responsiveness.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Stork, post: 3850991, member: 71642"]Merely an observation from watching Japanese auctions. In Japan PCGS seems to have made quite the impression. Plus 'the best' cachet takes root when properly marketed. PCGS has started using the JNDA catalog as their reference which is far superior for varieties and numbering. I have seen coins that are numerically graded the same, and with similar features (ie same degree of toning) and the PCGS ones will go higher. I purposefully seek out the NGC slabs in one particular auction house for that very reason. I will try and cross a PCGS to NGC slab only when it suits a registry set (an affliction I came down with for awhile), but otherwise am slab agnostic. The PCGS bump does not always translate well to the NGC grades though so I generally allow for a drop when I fill out the paperwork. I'd say about 10% of my (slabbed) Japanese coins are in PCGS slabs. Wish NGC would go JNDA. I also prefer the aesthetics of the PCGS slab. Those dang prongs. That said, I have submitting privileges at NGC, not PCGS. Love their customer service and responsiveness.[/QUOTE]
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