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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Troodon, post: 143079, member: 4626&quot;]Well depends on the mistake.&nbsp; If you think they have made a mistake in the grading and want it re-submitted for a second opinion, that they will charge for (though if it grades lower than their first grade, they will only charge for the re-holdering and not for the grading.&nbsp; Additionally if it grades lower than their initial grade they will refund the difference between the market value of the higher grade and the lower grade.&nbsp; If it grades higher they will still charge for the grading unless the original grade was an obvious error and not just a matter of different opinion the second time around.).&nbsp; However if it is an obvious labelling error and not an error in the grading (in other words, it&#039;s not that they called your proof a PF-68 when you though it was a PF-69 or PF-67; it&#039;s that they labelled a proof as MS-69) they should and probably will correct the error for free.&nbsp; Would definitely call them up and ask, though I doubt you&#039;d have a problem getting a label error corrected, such as labelling a proof as MS, or mis-identifying the coin, or obvious errors of that nature.&nbsp; Can&#039;t hurt to ask, worst they can do is say no.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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