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<p>[QUOTE="cladking, post: 1811803, member: 68"]People have been bashing moderns since 1965 and this is more of it. If they didn't want to "strain at gnats, trying to determine in 1000 new types of coins where to draw the line between 69 and 70" they could simply not grade those coins that often come in very hagh grade. I don't see the logic in this but then I don't see why all graders don't grade whatever collectors demand. </p><p> </p><p>The belief that the modern market is akin to beanie babies is, of course, modern bashing in itself. This isn't to say that this market is as secure and stable as the market for classic coins but this is part of the definition of "modern". </p><p> </p><p>The only way I can see this optimistically is to assume they don't have the staff and the expertise so want to concentrate on what they think they can do competently. </p><p> </p><p>I believe they will sticker business strike Ikes so it's easy to just assume they don't have the manpower yet and/ or they are trying to get into the market gradually and maintain a good reputation. I can give them the benefit of the doubt in any case but the modern market is far larger than just looking at the difference between flyspecks on proofs.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="cladking, post: 1811803, member: 68"]People have been bashing moderns since 1965 and this is more of it. If they didn't want to "strain at gnats, trying to determine in 1000 new types of coins where to draw the line between 69 and 70" they could simply not grade those coins that often come in very hagh grade. I don't see the logic in this but then I don't see why all graders don't grade whatever collectors demand. The belief that the modern market is akin to beanie babies is, of course, modern bashing in itself. This isn't to say that this market is as secure and stable as the market for classic coins but this is part of the definition of "modern". The only way I can see this optimistically is to assume they don't have the staff and the expertise so want to concentrate on what they think they can do competently. I believe they will sticker business strike Ikes so it's easy to just assume they don't have the manpower yet and/ or they are trying to get into the market gradually and maintain a good reputation. I can give them the benefit of the doubt in any case but the modern market is far larger than just looking at the difference between flyspecks on proofs.[/QUOTE]
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