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<p>[QUOTE="bhp3rd, post: 527291, member: 16510"]<b>I was referring to Moderns and bulk submission's for,</b></p><p><br /></p><p>I was referring to Moderns and bulk <span style="color: green"><b><u>submission's</u></b></span> for the most part but also all coins.</p><p>Evidence for this is one of the problems - they, TPG companies are in complete control of the grades they assign and their business processes.</p><p>Look, it's the spin that makes the world go round or "how does anything really appear" - business practices are just that, practices. They are designed to allow a business to prosper - this is business.</p><p>When you make a statement such as <b>"they have no vested interest"</b> therein lies a completely illogical statement IMO. I just don't see how you can make that type of statement even without the previous dealers submission results and suspected manipulation of assigned grading.</p><p>Their grade, whether VF or MS is recorded, entombed, charged for, labeled and returned to the customer. Their vested interest in any graded coin they process is bought, paid for, sought out and sold as a market commodity. Supposedly their final product is not only assessed but guaranteed and they place their company logo on it to show that very thing.</p><p>No one will ever be able to prove to you they manipulate grades and or data and cater to their customers - I always assumed it was a given - it is in any and every other business in the world - why not them.</p><p>That's the whole point of owning and managing your business is to always "put it in the best advantage" to make, and keep money and grow.</p><p>A relative of mine is a CPA and worked for one of the largest computer corporations in the world. At or near the end of each month they strategically called upon him to lose or gain funds as needed, often in overseas account's to manipulate their books. In other words the budget is really not this, it's this, or that, or in the end, is whatever they need to "cook the books" - it's a common business practice.</p><p>Now why would we ever suppose TPG companies would not use the same, and other type business practices</p><p>Their <b>vested interest is the graded ABCD coin,</b> assigned a grade and guaranteed as such - <b>their vested interest</b> in every coin they process is their business - they don't do anything else do they????????????????[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="bhp3rd, post: 527291, member: 16510"][b]I was referring to Moderns and bulk submission's for,[/b] I was referring to Moderns and bulk [COLOR=green][B][U]submission's[/U][/B][/COLOR] for the most part but also all coins. Evidence for this is one of the problems - they, TPG companies are in complete control of the grades they assign and their business processes. Look, it's the spin that makes the world go round or "how does anything really appear" - business practices are just that, practices. They are designed to allow a business to prosper - this is business. When you make a statement such as [B]"they have no vested interest"[/B] therein lies a completely illogical statement IMO. I just don't see how you can make that type of statement even without the previous dealers submission results and suspected manipulation of assigned grading. Their grade, whether VF or MS is recorded, entombed, charged for, labeled and returned to the customer. Their vested interest in any graded coin they process is bought, paid for, sought out and sold as a market commodity. Supposedly their final product is not only assessed but guaranteed and they place their company logo on it to show that very thing. No one will ever be able to prove to you they manipulate grades and or data and cater to their customers - I always assumed it was a given - it is in any and every other business in the world - why not them. That's the whole point of owning and managing your business is to always "put it in the best advantage" to make, and keep money and grow. A relative of mine is a CPA and worked for one of the largest computer corporations in the world. At or near the end of each month they strategically called upon him to lose or gain funds as needed, often in overseas account's to manipulate their books. In other words the budget is really not this, it's this, or that, or in the end, is whatever they need to "cook the books" - it's a common business practice. Now why would we ever suppose TPG companies would not use the same, and other type business practices Their [B]vested interest is the graded ABCD coin,[/B] assigned a grade and guaranteed as such - [B]their vested interest[/B] in every coin they process is their business - they don't do anything else do they????????????????[/QUOTE]
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