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<p>[QUOTE="mecha1166, post: 1066474, member: 19359"]I believe the TPGS are NOT perfect, as humans are involved. But they will listen if there is a complaint and guarantee the grade, as most dealers will NOT do on raw coins. </p><p>TPGs also can detect altered surfaces as most of us cannot do wothout special equipment. As bad as PCGS and NGC can allegedly be, their helpfulness certainly can outweigh their defects. </p><p>I agree if someone collects high value coins or specifically collects high grade coins they SHOULD learn to grade for their own benefit. But it is not necessary, as we can all collect what we want, in the way we want to. </p><p>I have helped sell a $50,000 collection, high grade Morgans. Sent off about 20 CCs and 1 of 5 came back bodybagged. I looked at the coins, and saw some of the problems that would rend the coin unslabbable due to slight cleaning or environmental problems (damn PVC pages!). I learned a lot. </p><p>Some people just buy the slabs, more power to them.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mecha1166, post: 1066474, member: 19359"]I believe the TPGS are NOT perfect, as humans are involved. But they will listen if there is a complaint and guarantee the grade, as most dealers will NOT do on raw coins. TPGs also can detect altered surfaces as most of us cannot do wothout special equipment. As bad as PCGS and NGC can allegedly be, their helpfulness certainly can outweigh their defects. I agree if someone collects high value coins or specifically collects high grade coins they SHOULD learn to grade for their own benefit. But it is not necessary, as we can all collect what we want, in the way we want to. I have helped sell a $50,000 collection, high grade Morgans. Sent off about 20 CCs and 1 of 5 came back bodybagged. I looked at the coins, and saw some of the problems that would rend the coin unslabbable due to slight cleaning or environmental problems (damn PVC pages!). I learned a lot. Some people just buy the slabs, more power to them.[/QUOTE]
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