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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;zekeguzz, post: 879669, member: 15455&quot;]Ya know ever since getting into this hobby which I love, I heard many differences of opinions on the topic the particular threads are about.</p><p>This one is no different except it&#039;s got me tied up in knots.</p><p>I&#039;m confused, in a way.&nbsp; Should I consider CAC the &quot; Last Word &quot; with its sticker of approval on coins?&nbsp; Or is it just another group of experienced </p><p>graders saying the TPGs are not being objective enough to be able to agree with each other and/or have their own &quot; standards &quot; they want to</p><p>grade coins by.&nbsp; Also what grabs me is what was stated that the company,&nbsp;&nbsp; be it PCGS, ANACS, or NGC,&nbsp;&nbsp; has the final say on the grade of a coin and not the graders who work for them.&nbsp; That seemed to be totally </p><p>against what each states as &quot; the most honest grading company&quot;.</p><p>Yet there can be good arguments for that type of policy.</p><p><font size="3">SO</font><font size="2"> what does it all boil down to?&nbsp;&nbsp; I think CAC might be useful as an &quot; ombudsman &quot;(?) of the industry in cases of dispute.&nbsp; Even though they are self appointed.&nbsp; If you strongly diagree with you coin&#039;s grade you have one more place to go,&nbsp; ah to pay for.&nbsp; I assume no refunds are ever given for misgrading.&nbsp; &nbsp; Am I all wet or did I state something someone else agrees with?</font>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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