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<p>[QUOTE="Insider, post: 2332125, member: 24314"]Please let me defend the current TPGS ... Just a little.</p><p><br /></p><p>First: Understand that they produce a product. They better get it "right" or they will loose credibility. AFAIK they do correct their errors.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now, here is the problem. I have read/heard about in seminars and know about actual cases (I lived in DC) that in the 1970's it was common for the folks at ANACS in DC to hold some difficult coins they were not familiar with for several months while going to museums/coin shows/consultants to learn about the coin in question. </p><p><br /></p><p>Since 1986, to the best of my knowledge, I have never read/heard about any of the TPGS actually doing that type of personal research. They just send coins to consultants and take their word! In the old days, ANACS was burned on at least 2 occasions by relying on a consultant. That may be the case here. </p><p><br /></p><p>Today, a TPGS is expected to get the coins out fast. They have well-known</p><p>ex-dealers on staff and a group of qualified professional consultants. In the quest for speed and perhaps even complacency mistakes are made.</p><p><br /></p><p>You, me, and every dealer and collector out here monitor the TPGS products. Some of you have more experience/knowledge than anyone used by the TPGS. IMO, when a possible error is detected, the coin should be returned to the TPGS for re-exam. I have taken the liberty to alert Rick Montgomery about the questionable slab in this thread.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now...Thanks Quaint.Geek for posting this image. I'm saving it in my Possible C/F file until I can move it to my C/F file. Please let us know if the coin is returned to NGC and the final disposition.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Insider, post: 2332125, member: 24314"]Please let me defend the current TPGS ... Just a little. First: Understand that they produce a product. They better get it "right" or they will loose credibility. AFAIK they do correct their errors. Now, here is the problem. I have read/heard about in seminars and know about actual cases (I lived in DC) that in the 1970's it was common for the folks at ANACS in DC to hold some difficult coins they were not familiar with for several months while going to museums/coin shows/consultants to learn about the coin in question. Since 1986, to the best of my knowledge, I have never read/heard about any of the TPGS actually doing that type of personal research. They just send coins to consultants and take their word! In the old days, ANACS was burned on at least 2 occasions by relying on a consultant. That may be the case here. Today, a TPGS is expected to get the coins out fast. They have well-known ex-dealers on staff and a group of qualified professional consultants. In the quest for speed and perhaps even complacency mistakes are made. You, me, and every dealer and collector out here monitor the TPGS products. Some of you have more experience/knowledge than anyone used by the TPGS. IMO, when a possible error is detected, the coin should be returned to the TPGS for re-exam. I have taken the liberty to alert Rick Montgomery about the questionable slab in this thread. Now...Thanks Quaint.Geek for posting this image. I'm saving it in my Possible C/F file until I can move it to my C/F file. Please let us know if the coin is returned to NGC and the final disposition.[/QUOTE]
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