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<p>[QUOTE="Morgandude11, post: 1431991, member: 37839"]There has always been talk of preferential grading for large dealers and prestigious collectors. Do I think that Jack Lee was the beneficiary of his reputation and fame? Perhaps--that one is almost impossible to determine. Graders are allegedly looking at coins "blind from the submitter." However, it would not take much for some of the graders to be told which coins to look for, and which ones to give the double white glove treatment. Yes, subjectivity enters this realm, but would a grading service compromise its reputation based on subjectivity and lack of consistency? </p><p><br /></p><p>ANACS has served its purpose, and for its market segment, has done a good job. Is it on the same level as NGC and PCGS? Doubt that anybody would imply, suggest, or even state that. However, I have owned many ANACS coins in the past and they have both "bought" and "sold" well. They are also a venue for deserving coins to make their way into slabs, despite problems--attractive or rare coins that are not pretty, or that have been messed with, but have historical and numismatic importance. So, that is my two cents. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Morgandude11, post: 1431991, member: 37839"]There has always been talk of preferential grading for large dealers and prestigious collectors. Do I think that Jack Lee was the beneficiary of his reputation and fame? Perhaps--that one is almost impossible to determine. Graders are allegedly looking at coins "blind from the submitter." However, it would not take much for some of the graders to be told which coins to look for, and which ones to give the double white glove treatment. Yes, subjectivity enters this realm, but would a grading service compromise its reputation based on subjectivity and lack of consistency? ANACS has served its purpose, and for its market segment, has done a good job. Is it on the same level as NGC and PCGS? Doubt that anybody would imply, suggest, or even state that. However, I have owned many ANACS coins in the past and they have both "bought" and "sold" well. They are also a venue for deserving coins to make their way into slabs, despite problems--attractive or rare coins that are not pretty, or that have been messed with, but have historical and numismatic importance. So, that is my two cents. :)[/QUOTE]
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