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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;medoraman, post: 2049757, member: 26302&quot;]I normally agree with your posts sir but in this case do not. Since NNC is not a generally recognized TPG company, I would go back against the seller. If this coin has been certified that its not a proof, I would say its a completely different coin than what the buyer thought he was buying. I am COMPLETELY in agreement that those who buy coins to crack out and resubmit&nbsp; are on their own. If the OP was mad it only graded a 62, or details, or anything else I would agree. But to me a coin sold as a proof coming back as MS is nearly the same as it coming back as a fake. It is NOT what the buyer bought. A proof coin is really a completely different coin than a business strike IMHO, and if the seller sold it as a proof and its not, then the buyer deserves a refund just as if the seller sent him a 1943 instead of a 1913 coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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