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<p>[QUOTE="jackhd, post: 2238354, member: 73897"]Thanks again for your input. You certainly have a bigger/better view of the need for more than one level of certification than I do. I never understood the additional grading by CAC, MAC, etc. Your point about large volume dealers is an eye-opener for me. I've always felt that the hobby would filter out the possibility of cert + cert + cert, etc., if it wasn't useful. The companies that are tagging slabs after the major TPGs seem to be doing a lot of business and must, therefore, provide an important service. I simply didn't understand. Having said that, then where is the line drawn? At what point does the submitter say, "It's been graded and certified enough, I'm satisfied that the coin is properly graded?"</p><p><br /></p><p>SuperDave - If I understand correctly, the creation of CAC is a response to the untrustworthy grading of PCGS, and NGC? If that's the case, why not just by-pass them and go straight to CAC alone, where the grading is apparently more trusted? Be patient with me, I'm only trying to understand. Certification isn't cheap.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jackhd, post: 2238354, member: 73897"]Thanks again for your input. You certainly have a bigger/better view of the need for more than one level of certification than I do. I never understood the additional grading by CAC, MAC, etc. Your point about large volume dealers is an eye-opener for me. I've always felt that the hobby would filter out the possibility of cert + cert + cert, etc., if it wasn't useful. The companies that are tagging slabs after the major TPGs seem to be doing a lot of business and must, therefore, provide an important service. I simply didn't understand. Having said that, then where is the line drawn? At what point does the submitter say, "It's been graded and certified enough, I'm satisfied that the coin is properly graded?" SuperDave - If I understand correctly, the creation of CAC is a response to the untrustworthy grading of PCGS, and NGC? If that's the case, why not just by-pass them and go straight to CAC alone, where the grading is apparently more trusted? Be patient with me, I'm only trying to understand. Certification isn't cheap.[/QUOTE]
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