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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 865364, member: 15309"]Mark,</p><p><br /></p><p>I am not sure you understood my point. I am a huge advocate of the CAC. I have been since it's inception. I also would take JA's grading opinion over just about anybody's. However, the CAC does not adhere to strict ANA standards of grading. The CAC uses the same market grading principles that the TPG's use. Lest you forget, it was John Albanese who was one of the original founders of PCGS who left and founded NGC. </p><p><br /></p><p>I don't think your numismatic knowledge is being questioned at all here. Doug applies strict ANA grading standards which basically state that if a coin shows wear, it is not mint state. You just can't expect two different sources using different standards to agree. Furthermore, I believe that Doug did admit that his evaluation of the coin was based on what he sees in the images posted. To me that means he reserves the right to change his mind if he saw the coin in hand.</p><p><br /></p><p>In the end, the coin is an MS64 based on current TPG standards and AU based on ANA standards. I don't think that is a condemnation of either the coin or your grading abilities. My original response was to clarify and make things better. I hope I have not stirred the pot and made things worse. If I have, please accept my apology.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 865364, member: 15309"]Mark, I am not sure you understood my point. I am a huge advocate of the CAC. I have been since it's inception. I also would take JA's grading opinion over just about anybody's. However, the CAC does not adhere to strict ANA standards of grading. The CAC uses the same market grading principles that the TPG's use. Lest you forget, it was John Albanese who was one of the original founders of PCGS who left and founded NGC. I don't think your numismatic knowledge is being questioned at all here. Doug applies strict ANA grading standards which basically state that if a coin shows wear, it is not mint state. You just can't expect two different sources using different standards to agree. Furthermore, I believe that Doug did admit that his evaluation of the coin was based on what he sees in the images posted. To me that means he reserves the right to change his mind if he saw the coin in hand. In the end, the coin is an MS64 based on current TPG standards and AU based on ANA standards. I don't think that is a condemnation of either the coin or your grading abilities. My original response was to clarify and make things better. I hope I have not stirred the pot and made things worse. If I have, please accept my apology.[/QUOTE]
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