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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Conder101, post: 2480215, member: 66&quot;]How would they make it right?&nbsp; They would come up with a price and you can take it or leave it.&nbsp; Who know whether or not that price would actually reflect the true market for the coin.&nbsp; They may just base their price on standard references that don&#039;t relate to varieties.&nbsp; Sometimes they use guides that just aren&#039;t accurate as well.&nbsp; Awhile back there was a guy that bought a very rare Polish piece slabbed by NCS.&nbsp; He bought it at the going market value of around $18,000 (And that was they had been selling for at auction)&nbsp; depending on the authenticity because it was in NGC&#039;s curation service slab.&nbsp; Several years later when he went to sell it buyers rejected it as being a altered date&nbsp; (And it was, crudely done and frankly obviously altered).&nbsp; When he went back to NGC for reimbursement under their guarantee, they offered him the listed value in the Krause catalog,&nbsp; $800.&nbsp; He refused and pointed out the auction sale results.&nbsp; NGC stood by their $800 offer and washed their hands of it when he rejected the offer.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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