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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1934578, member: 15309"]Yes, you are the one who has no common sense and it is easy to prove.</p><p><br /></p><p>Please explain how a Saint Gaudens Double Eagle that has spent its entire existence in a sealed mint bag can have "wear!"</p><p><br /></p><p>PCGS does not call it wear. They call it "luster breaks" because they understand that it occurs due to friction between the coins while in storage. A concept that seems to completely elude you no matter how many times you are told.</p><p><br /></p><p>You seem to hold the ANA standards in such high esteem as if some numismatic deity wrote them. Has it ever occurred to you that the ANA rules that you covet with such zeal are wrong, and that the TPG standards have evolved to address a grading problem that the ANA rules do not? You say there are not exceptions, but you are quite obviously wrong, and so is the ANA. That said, I don't believe that the ANA standards actually say that. I don't own a copy of the ANA standards but I would be very interested to see what they have written about roll friction.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1934578, member: 15309"]Yes, you are the one who has no common sense and it is easy to prove. Please explain how a Saint Gaudens Double Eagle that has spent its entire existence in a sealed mint bag can have "wear!" PCGS does not call it wear. They call it "luster breaks" because they understand that it occurs due to friction between the coins while in storage. A concept that seems to completely elude you no matter how many times you are told. You seem to hold the ANA standards in such high esteem as if some numismatic deity wrote them. Has it ever occurred to you that the ANA rules that you covet with such zeal are wrong, and that the TPG standards have evolved to address a grading problem that the ANA rules do not? You say there are not exceptions, but you are quite obviously wrong, and so is the ANA. That said, I don't believe that the ANA standards actually say that. I don't own a copy of the ANA standards but I would be very interested to see what they have written about roll friction.[/QUOTE]
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