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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1908477, member: 19463"]Did you notice the advice of Sam Spiegal included 'talk to other people'. That is what you are doing here on CT. We also could provide a third party grading service but most of us are too genteel to say outright, "You sure got taken on that dog", so perhaps there is a place in the hobby for someone you trust even if you do not know his name to guarantee that you will pay $100 for a $50 coin. If I were wanting a third party opinion on a really expensive coin, I would send it to David Sear who will offer the same quality opinion and return the coin with a photo certificate rather than a slab that keeps me from seeing, photographing and weighing the coin unless I am willing to pay another fee for a reslab. If you have a Sear certificate issued the first year he offered the service, is it worth less than one he offers today? If you have a US coin in the first version of a TGP service holder, is it worth as much in the market as one issued this week? Do you think this will be different when the ancient TGP companies change their plastic?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 1908477, member: 19463"]Did you notice the advice of Sam Spiegal included 'talk to other people'. That is what you are doing here on CT. We also could provide a third party grading service but most of us are too genteel to say outright, "You sure got taken on that dog", so perhaps there is a place in the hobby for someone you trust even if you do not know his name to guarantee that you will pay $100 for a $50 coin. If I were wanting a third party opinion on a really expensive coin, I would send it to David Sear who will offer the same quality opinion and return the coin with a photo certificate rather than a slab that keeps me from seeing, photographing and weighing the coin unless I am willing to pay another fee for a reslab. If you have a Sear certificate issued the first year he offered the service, is it worth less than one he offers today? If you have a US coin in the first version of a TGP service holder, is it worth as much in the market as one issued this week? Do you think this will be different when the ancient TGP companies change their plastic?[/QUOTE]
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