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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 2065971, member: 15309"]I'm sorry Mike, but that post is pure garbage. TPGs were created remove the bias of dealers grading their own coins. If as a result of third party grading, some collectors/investors have decided not to learn about coin grading, that is not the fault or intention of the TPGs.</p><p><br /></p><p>Furthermore, you think that the hobby of coin collecting would be better served by less collectors, less money, and lower prices because it will spur young people to become coin collectors. I think that is insane. Children often find coin collecting an enjoyable hobby. By the time they become teenagers, 99% of those child collectors start spending all of their money on girls, cars, girls, college, girls, partying, girls, and did I mention GIRLS. Often, when those collectors reach their middle age years and are married with children, many rediscover the hobby. That dynamic of collecting has existed long before the inception of the TPGs.</p><p><br /></p><p>IMO, being exclusionary to the uninformed is the perfect recipe to kill the hobby, not save it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 2065971, member: 15309"]I'm sorry Mike, but that post is pure garbage. TPGs were created remove the bias of dealers grading their own coins. If as a result of third party grading, some collectors/investors have decided not to learn about coin grading, that is not the fault or intention of the TPGs. Furthermore, you think that the hobby of coin collecting would be better served by less collectors, less money, and lower prices because it will spur young people to become coin collectors. I think that is insane. Children often find coin collecting an enjoyable hobby. By the time they become teenagers, 99% of those child collectors start spending all of their money on girls, cars, girls, college, girls, partying, girls, and did I mention GIRLS. Often, when those collectors reach their middle age years and are married with children, many rediscover the hobby. That dynamic of collecting has existed long before the inception of the TPGs. IMO, being exclusionary to the uninformed is the perfect recipe to kill the hobby, not save it.[/QUOTE]
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