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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1440562, member: 15309"]In the late 90's, I started submitting coins to PCGS. After a few submissions I was left with what I considered under graded coins and some in body bags. My reaction was that I was in trouble and that I didn't know nearly as much about coins and grading as I thought I did. I vowed to learn as much as I could about coins and coin grading so that I nobody would take advantage of me. Knowledge is power!</p><p><br /></p><p>Forgive me for saying this; it seems that you are in a similar place, but your reaction is to conclude that TPG's are out to get you since you are a small submitter. You have two NGC coins which you think are under graded. You think your PCGS Morgan Dollars are under graded. And you don't understand why PCGS placed your Saint in a genuine holder. It is certainly possible that the TPG's are wrong about 1 or 2 of your coins, but your contention is that they are wrong about all of your coins. I think you would be wise to consider that your grading skills may need some improvement through continued education and that your opinion of your coins is different from the TPG's because you are viewing them through rose colored glasses. Please understand, I am not criticizing you, we all do it. When it comes to grading, ownership usually adds a point, or two.</p><p><br /></p><p>And while Doug was being nice by pointing out the inconsistency of PCGS, I would like to point out an indisputable fact. You think that all of your coins are under graded by 1 or more grades. Doug thinks that every TPG graded coin is over graded by 1 or more grades. You can't both be right.</p><p><br /></p><p>I implore you to start another thread about your GENUINE Saint. If you can, take a decent picture of the coin and ask the members of the forum if they can determine why the coin is a problem coin. On every genuine holder, there is a code that tells you what the problem is (see link below).</p><p><br /></p><p><a href="http://www.pcgs.com/nogrades.html" target="_blank" class="externalLink ProxyLink" data-proxy-href="http://www.pcgs.com/nogrades.html" rel="nofollow">PCGS NO GRADE CODES</a></p><p><br /></p><p>I think you will find it an eye opening experience about not only your grading skills, but the skills of some of the fellow Cointalk members as well. If you do decide to start the thread, please cover the no grade code when posting the photo.</p><p><br /></p><p>Paul[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 1440562, member: 15309"]In the late 90's, I started submitting coins to PCGS. After a few submissions I was left with what I considered under graded coins and some in body bags. My reaction was that I was in trouble and that I didn't know nearly as much about coins and grading as I thought I did. I vowed to learn as much as I could about coins and coin grading so that I nobody would take advantage of me. Knowledge is power! Forgive me for saying this; it seems that you are in a similar place, but your reaction is to conclude that TPG's are out to get you since you are a small submitter. You have two NGC coins which you think are under graded. You think your PCGS Morgan Dollars are under graded. And you don't understand why PCGS placed your Saint in a genuine holder. It is certainly possible that the TPG's are wrong about 1 or 2 of your coins, but your contention is that they are wrong about all of your coins. I think you would be wise to consider that your grading skills may need some improvement through continued education and that your opinion of your coins is different from the TPG's because you are viewing them through rose colored glasses. Please understand, I am not criticizing you, we all do it. When it comes to grading, ownership usually adds a point, or two. And while Doug was being nice by pointing out the inconsistency of PCGS, I would like to point out an indisputable fact. You think that all of your coins are under graded by 1 or more grades. Doug thinks that every TPG graded coin is over graded by 1 or more grades. You can't both be right. I implore you to start another thread about your GENUINE Saint. If you can, take a decent picture of the coin and ask the members of the forum if they can determine why the coin is a problem coin. On every genuine holder, there is a code that tells you what the problem is (see link below). [URL="http://www.pcgs.com/nogrades.html"]PCGS NO GRADE CODES[/URL] I think you will find it an eye opening experience about not only your grading skills, but the skills of some of the fellow Cointalk members as well. If you do decide to start the thread, please cover the no grade code when posting the photo. Paul[/QUOTE]
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