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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Lehigh96, post: 1894958, member: 15309&quot;]You had a straight forward question that was answered several times by some very experienced people, yet you continue your little rant about an insignificant blemish and the evil TPGs.</p><p><br /></p><p>The TPGs don&#039;t have the space to include a detailed written description of the coin.&nbsp; Auction houses and most dealers that I know provide a written description of their coins in their listings.&nbsp; Even small time E-Bay sellers like myself often provide a written description to help the potential buyer.&nbsp; And yes, I will often make note of a negative attribute if I feel it is warranted.&nbsp; Perhaps you should simply limit yourself to buying from reputable dealers who give you the kind of information that you are looking for.&nbsp; Or perhaps you should punish those dealers who don&#039;t provide a written description by returning a coin when it comes with a little surprise.</p><p><br /></p><p>The additional information that I want the TPGs to put on the label is the date that the coin was graded and encapsulated.&nbsp; I certainly don&#039;t need a description, I can write my own.&nbsp; If I was going to ask for details from the TPGs, I would want a breakdown of their grade for each element of grading.&nbsp; It would be helpful to know if an MS65 coin was:&nbsp; SP-65 L-65 S-65 EA-65 or SP-64 L-66 S-65 EA-67.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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