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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 1862581, member: 37839&quot;]Could not agree more.&nbsp; I had a West Point 1995 Eagle in a SEGS 70 slab.&nbsp; Everybody who knows Silver Eagles knows that is an expensive and uncommon coin for the series.&nbsp; It did not look anything like a 70, and I knew it was not.&nbsp; I ended up selling it for 69 prices, and it was re-slabbed as a 69 in an NGC slab.&nbsp; Fortunately, I did not pay 70 money in acquiring the coin, or I would have been concerned--I paid low 69 money for it.&nbsp; However, the folks that don&#039;t understand that SEGS is a distinctly second-tier grading company might have paid 70 prices for a coin that was obviously NOT 70.&nbsp; This is where the problem lies with them--in the market place ICG/SEGS coins just do not stand up monetarily, and unsuspecting collectors sometimes buy them, thinking that the grade on it is more than fiction.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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