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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bhp3rd, post: 524719, member: 16510&quot;]<b>All grading companies are wrong period,</b></p><p><br /></p><p>All grading companies are wrong period, - what I really mean is if you do enough of anything you will be wrong fairly often depending on how many you do.&nbsp; It&#039;s only human nature to fail almost as often as you succeed.&nbsp; We learn equally as well, (if not better from failure) than success don&#039;t we?&nbsp; Success is easy, failure is much more complex and rewarding albeit costly at times.</p><p>Look folks, if you wanted perfection you should be in engineering or something where failure is kept to a minimum - but alas if you were an engineer you&#039;d be as boring as the day is long and I mean that with some sympathy, not much but a little.</p><p>The world is not black and white it is always many shades of grey you can either embrace it or fight it - one of these way you win and one you fail.</p><p>The TPG companies would slab their mothers if they thought it would make them more money.&nbsp; You&#039;all don&#039;t think they perform this service just for you do you?&nbsp; I sure hope not - personally I like not being able to make coin grading scientific and perfect.&nbsp; What a boring world of coins that would be if we could answer every question, get most all grades right, take the skill subtle differences at of it - well, if we could do that I would just lose complete interest in it altogether.</p><p>We all really need discrepancies that is what make things rich in life.&nbsp; Not the other way around - really, think about you&#039;all seriously do you really want a perfect grading system that everybody in the world follows to a &quot;T&quot; - I sure don&#039;t.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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