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Message:: [QUOTE="Arizona Jack, post: 564631, member: 9308"]Ok, fresh head and additude here<img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /> First, I think every person should learn to grade. Period. I also think that every person should buy the coin, not the holder. Period. Now, not mentioned yet is the fact that there is a market for slabs. There are also many youngsters trying to build registry sets and who love the PCGS holders, and can only spend so much on any given coin. Selling a 1955-S in a MS-65 slab for $12.00 is the market, no matter how that coin got into that slab. Look at all the common date NGC's in 66RD I sell for $12.00.......am I ripping off the ignorant? Or providing a service and filling a demand ? The op asked a question here, and it was answered. On tangent, we end up with ( what I perceived as) condescension, arrogance, and ego. If I was wrong, my apologies are due and offered. By all means, CopperCoins, you are a highly respected top expert in the field, and I mean zero disrespect. Perhaps we just need to get used to point blank bluntness. This forum contains members with all levels of experience, budgets and from all age groups and circles. We try not to use anything but nurturing and giving advise with the beginners and help them along. If some kid got a PCGS membership as a gift ( some have I KNOW ) and he sent in a $3 coin, the last thing we want him to feel is ignorant. That is part of his education and " tuition ". Ok, said my part. Let it fly. Again, welcome Chuck to the boards, everyone here including me will learn from you and the site has gained another top expert. With that, we all benefit. Cointalk is really climbing the ladder these days !!![/QUOTE]

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