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<p>[QUOTE="mhinchley, post: 4950, member: 689"]Now our firm recommends that collectors stay within the PCGS, NGC, and Anacs grading services as a somewhat safe bet. Now I know there are other services that are making positive moves within the market, but these three we have found to be as consistent as any. </p><p>None are perfect, they are just a group of individuals trying their best.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p><p>I personally prefer ICG, but as you stated, PCGS brings more money. As with Accugrade, I have found that for some reason, ICG coins can be had at a substatially lower cost than PCGS or NCG. I have also found ICG to be very consistant in their grading practices, so I often seek out their coins......hence my plan now to cross-grade with PCGS. Since I purchase the majority of coins I acquire through the net, and do not have the opportunity to view them, I prefer them to be graded by on of the top 4, so I have an idea what I am getting. If in person, I could then determine the grade myself, but that is not generally the case. Or if from a reputable dealer, which I do acquire some from time to time in that fashion. I will let everyone know in the forum the results of the cross-grade when I get the coins back from PCGS.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mhinchley, post: 4950, member: 689"]Now our firm recommends that collectors stay within the PCGS, NGC, and Anacs grading services as a somewhat safe bet. Now I know there are other services that are making positive moves within the market, but these three we have found to be as consistent as any. None are perfect, they are just a group of individuals trying their best.[/QUOTE] I personally prefer ICG, but as you stated, PCGS brings more money. As with Accugrade, I have found that for some reason, ICG coins can be had at a substatially lower cost than PCGS or NCG. I have also found ICG to be very consistant in their grading practices, so I often seek out their coins......hence my plan now to cross-grade with PCGS. Since I purchase the majority of coins I acquire through the net, and do not have the opportunity to view them, I prefer them to be graded by on of the top 4, so I have an idea what I am getting. If in person, I could then determine the grade myself, but that is not generally the case. Or if from a reputable dealer, which I do acquire some from time to time in that fashion. I will let everyone know in the forum the results of the cross-grade when I get the coins back from PCGS.[/QUOTE]
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