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<p>[QUOTE="kanga, post: 289517, member: 9270"]I sent an e-mail to PCGS asking the question "What happens if a coin changes from it's original designation."</p><p>Actually I was mostly interested to determine if there was an "expected life" for a slab.</p><p>Frankly I expected a vague answer.</p><p>Their response was professional and about as definitive as could be expected.</p><p>Here it is:</p><p>"<i>We guarantee the coin as long as the coin remains in a PCGS holder. If for whatever reason the coin turns color or does not appear to be Red-Brown then you may send the coin back to PCGS for a guarantee resubmission. We will review the coin and come to a resolution of either buying the coin back from you or changing the designation and giving to a check in the difference from one value to another. Again all of this is decided if and when the coin comes to PCGS because of change in an un-tampered PCGS holder.</i>"</p><p>I don't believe I could have received a more positive statement of policy, and at the same time be satisfactory within the bounds reasonableness.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kanga, post: 289517, member: 9270"]I sent an e-mail to PCGS asking the question "What happens if a coin changes from it's original designation." Actually I was mostly interested to determine if there was an "expected life" for a slab. Frankly I expected a vague answer. Their response was professional and about as definitive as could be expected. Here it is: "[I]We guarantee the coin as long as the coin remains in a PCGS holder. If for whatever reason the coin turns color or does not appear to be Red-Brown then you may send the coin back to PCGS for a guarantee resubmission. We will review the coin and come to a resolution of either buying the coin back from you or changing the designation and giving to a check in the difference from one value to another. Again all of this is decided if and when the coin comes to PCGS because of change in an un-tampered PCGS holder.[/I]" I don't believe I could have received a more positive statement of policy, and at the same time be satisfactory within the bounds reasonableness.[/QUOTE]
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