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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;imrich, post: 947172, member: 22331&quot;]<b>Utopian Expectations!!</b></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><font face="Arial Black">I beg to differ with you, inasmuch as I&#039;ve experienced a different world than yours. I believe you&#039;ve picked some poor examples of &quot;industries&quot; which have stellar records of meeting expectations of known costs/services. I believe you could have also included legal services, and the automotive industry to present a facetious argument for positive consistent expectations. If we were to use the &quot;standards&quot; established by these industries for uniformity of expectation in the coin collecting &quot;industry&quot;, we probably would be receiving majority of product graded &quot;genuine&quot;. As one who spent a significant portion of his life traveling throughout the world dealing with medical problems, I can assure you that I realized great disappointment on many occasions with the delivery of myself/possessions, and never knew what criteria would be applied for boarding, personal/belongings inspection, only knowing that &quot;carry-on&quot; reasonably assured that myself/belongings would arrive somewhere together, if possessions weren&#039;t subjectively confiscated. The medical industry generally relies on opinions, rather than fact, as proper diagnosis would entail significant extensive/expensive observation, and has evolved as an expensive litigious industry. There is little uniformity in the TPG industry as cited by &quot;plus grading&quot; , CAC, etc.. I wouldn&#039;t expect a dealer, selling a &quot;competitive product&quot;, to deliver other than an opinion, as is the modus operandi of the expensive TPG Et Al industry. Just my objective relatively inexpensive (worth at least the fee paid) opinion!!</font>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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