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<p>[QUOTE="baseball21, post: 2479146, member: 76863"]It would at the upper end or rarities where that matters the most. Theres a couple out there where collectors know the same coin is counted more than once in the combined populations. </p><p><br /></p><p>The problem is the amount of work it would take. Last 12 months PCGS shows just shy of 1300 cross overs. You basically have to pay someone to just do data input for a 1000 labels a month to send over with no real benefit to them. NGC would only have to send to PCGS but PCGS allows from any service so they would also have to track whose was what and where to send it ect. From a business standpoint they just won't see the benefit to the added cost. </p><p><br /></p><p>In all honesty the pops are so inflated in certain areas from crackout resubmissions I am not sure it would really make much of a difference in terms of increasing accuracy. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>Most people just throw them away, some will send them back in. NGC offers a 50 cent credit per label to give an incentive to return them to help keep the population reports more accurate.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="baseball21, post: 2479146, member: 76863"]It would at the upper end or rarities where that matters the most. Theres a couple out there where collectors know the same coin is counted more than once in the combined populations. The problem is the amount of work it would take. Last 12 months PCGS shows just shy of 1300 cross overs. You basically have to pay someone to just do data input for a 1000 labels a month to send over with no real benefit to them. NGC would only have to send to PCGS but PCGS allows from any service so they would also have to track whose was what and where to send it ect. From a business standpoint they just won't see the benefit to the added cost. In all honesty the pops are so inflated in certain areas from crackout resubmissions I am not sure it would really make much of a difference in terms of increasing accuracy. Most people just throw them away, some will send them back in. NGC offers a 50 cent credit per label to give an incentive to return them to help keep the population reports more accurate.[/QUOTE]
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