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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1894788, member: 15309"]And we are trying to teach you, but you seem very uninterested in learning. Even Doug doesn't see anything on this coin that would warrant a details grade for damage and his grading standards are the most conservative I have ever seen with regards to the present topic. The coin is not a problem coin. If you submit it for grade review, you will get the same coin back with a note saying that they think the grade is accurate. </p><p><br /></p><p>The real problem is the level of magnification that you are using. The TPG graders use 5x magnification (if any at all) when grading a coin. You have decided to use an extreme level of magnification and have convinced yourself that that a minor blemish is the grand canyon. I see at least 3 other marks in your photos that you have not mentioned. The one near the "E" is the same size as the ones that you are complaining about. Yet you only seem concerned with the two marks that criss cross. If these marks were parallel, would that make you feel better?</p><p><br /></p><p>Furthermore, why are you convinced that the so called "x" is the deliberate result of someone with a staple? Have you ever seen a coin with a staple scratch before?</p><p><br /></p><p>I have no idea why this tiny blemish on this coin has spurred you to blame the TPGs or why you think that a TPG provided description would solve anything at all. If you want to place blame, <u>blame yourself</u> for using magnification higher than 5x. Or <u>blame yourself</u> for buying a coin sight unseen from an E-Bay seller with substandard photos. Or <u>blame yourself</u> for refusing to return a coin that you are obviously unhappy with. You seem to think that others should bear the responsibility of preventing you from making mistakes. Life doesn't work that way. Admit your own mistakes and solve your problem by returning the coin to the seller within his stated return policy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1894788, member: 15309"]And we are trying to teach you, but you seem very uninterested in learning. Even Doug doesn't see anything on this coin that would warrant a details grade for damage and his grading standards are the most conservative I have ever seen with regards to the present topic. The coin is not a problem coin. If you submit it for grade review, you will get the same coin back with a note saying that they think the grade is accurate. The real problem is the level of magnification that you are using. The TPG graders use 5x magnification (if any at all) when grading a coin. You have decided to use an extreme level of magnification and have convinced yourself that that a minor blemish is the grand canyon. I see at least 3 other marks in your photos that you have not mentioned. The one near the "E" is the same size as the ones that you are complaining about. Yet you only seem concerned with the two marks that criss cross. If these marks were parallel, would that make you feel better? Furthermore, why are you convinced that the so called "x" is the deliberate result of someone with a staple? Have you ever seen a coin with a staple scratch before? I have no idea why this tiny blemish on this coin has spurred you to blame the TPGs or why you think that a TPG provided description would solve anything at all. If you want to place blame, [U]blame yourself[/U] for using magnification higher than 5x. Or [U]blame yourself[/U] for buying a coin sight unseen from an E-Bay seller with substandard photos. Or [U]blame yourself[/U] for refusing to return a coin that you are obviously unhappy with. You seem to think that others should bear the responsibility of preventing you from making mistakes. Life doesn't work that way. Admit your own mistakes and solve your problem by returning the coin to the seller within his stated return policy.[/QUOTE]
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