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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Payton, post: 780351, member: 22129&quot;]*******************</p><p>Bingo!&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Only deal with notes graded from the two trusted TPG&#039;s and stay well clear of CG&quot;X&quot;.&nbsp; And yes.&nbsp; This ebay sellers CG&quot;X&quot; graded inventory were most likely graded personally by the seller.&nbsp; And very close connections still exist between the new and former owner.&nbsp; VERY CLOSE.&nbsp; </p><p>Always learn to grade yourself and you can never go wrong.&nbsp; However, buying via graded scanned notes is far from a perfect science.&nbsp; Actually it&#039;s impossible.&nbsp; </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Seriously folks.&nbsp; Your looking at THREE ebay or heritage on line auctions of a 1899 $5.00 &quot;Chief&quot; SC graded GEM65 .&nbsp; One by PMG, one by PCGS and one by CG&quot;X&quot;.&nbsp; Which do you buy because you know the grade is most likely accurate?&nbsp; When you see a GEM graded CG&quot;X&quot; note, are you like me?&nbsp; Do you immediatley say to yourself &quot;is this one of those doctored note deals between you know who and you know who??&nbsp; Honestly.&nbsp; How many times have you seen a CG&quot;X&quot; GEM65 described years earlier as &quot;a nice XF with a center fold and tip bends&quot;?</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Anyway this thread has gone adrift.&nbsp; My opinion is this.&nbsp; Selling overgraded notes personally graded by the seller is unethical...period.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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