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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 94583, member: 66"]I just said it was possible, I never said it was practical.</p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>When PCGS began they stated that they would NOT slab dipped coins. A few years later in a Coin World interview they made the comment that sometimes they dipped coins for clients. The hobby community, many of whom had received back bodybagged coins because they had been dipped, squawked. Loudly! This caused PCGS to issue a retraction stating that they had never dipped any coins and never would. But they couldn't explain why they had said in the interview that they did dip coins. After that PCGS was silent on the subject, but stories continued to come up from time to time about submitters who had gotten PCGS to dip their coins ( and a couple who got them dipped that DIDN'T ask for the service.) Eventually PCGS started dropping a hint here and there that they did dip from time to time, and that a dipped coins wasn't an automatic bodybag offense.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now today the official line is that a properly dipped coin that isn't harshly cleaned can certainly merit slabbing. They also claim this has always been true. I don't believe them, I remember when it wasn't true.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 94583, member: 66"]I just said it was possible, I never said it was practical. When PCGS began they stated that they would NOT slab dipped coins. A few years later in a Coin World interview they made the comment that sometimes they dipped coins for clients. The hobby community, many of whom had received back bodybagged coins because they had been dipped, squawked. Loudly! This caused PCGS to issue a retraction stating that they had never dipped any coins and never would. But they couldn't explain why they had said in the interview that they did dip coins. After that PCGS was silent on the subject, but stories continued to come up from time to time about submitters who had gotten PCGS to dip their coins ( and a couple who got them dipped that DIDN'T ask for the service.) Eventually PCGS started dropping a hint here and there that they did dip from time to time, and that a dipped coins wasn't an automatic bodybag offense. Now today the official line is that a properly dipped coin that isn't harshly cleaned can certainly merit slabbing. They also claim this has always been true. I don't believe them, I remember when it wasn't true.[/QUOTE]
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