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<p>[QUOTE="brg5658, post: 1564003, member: 29751"]<i>And, just to put it out there, for future reference: </i>While I think this mistake is definitely PCGS's because of laziness or just simple ignorance -- if you are unsure of an attribution, don't pre-fill the PCGS form with what you "think" it might be. PCGS in all likelihood just simply assumed your attribution on the form was correct. Like I said earlier, they really are not very good at attributing World (non-USA) coins. I have seen dozens of mislabeled slabs. NGC also makes attribution mistakes, don't get me wrong. It just seems they make far fewer and less egregious mistakes on World coins than PCGS.</p><p><br /></p><p>They call it "mechanical error", which is usually reserved for the label on the slab having a typographical error (e.g., calling something a Proof instead of a non-proof or typing the date incorrectly). When the entire sub-description of the variety is wrong then it's more than what I think of as a typical "mechanical error". Plain and simple, they screwed up.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="brg5658, post: 1564003, member: 29751"][I]And, just to put it out there, for future reference: [/I]While I think this mistake is definitely PCGS's because of laziness or just simple ignorance -- if you are unsure of an attribution, don't pre-fill the PCGS form with what you "think" it might be. PCGS in all likelihood just simply assumed your attribution on the form was correct. Like I said earlier, they really are not very good at attributing World (non-USA) coins. I have seen dozens of mislabeled slabs. NGC also makes attribution mistakes, don't get me wrong. It just seems they make far fewer and less egregious mistakes on World coins than PCGS. They call it "mechanical error", which is usually reserved for the label on the slab having a typographical error (e.g., calling something a Proof instead of a non-proof or typing the date incorrectly). When the entire sub-description of the variety is wrong then it's more than what I think of as a typical "mechanical error". Plain and simple, they screwed up.[/QUOTE]
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