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<p>[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1628911, member: 26302"]A large amount, (I would say a majority but then again I am a jerk), of collectors cannot grade well. So, they accept TPG grades.</p><p><br /></p><p>As to why grades change, that is because it suits the TPG to constantly be changing standards. </p><p><br /></p><p>Its like lightbulb manufacturers. The ones who made great lightbulbs went out of business since their lightbulbs never broke. Its only those manufacturers who intentionally made a product that will fail AND NEED REPLACING that stayed in business. Any TPG who graded properly every time to a external recognized grading source would eventually go out of business. They NEED to change their grading standards periodically to encourage resubmissions. Ignoring MS70 modern coins, there is a finite number of coins needing grading. So, they need to find a way to encourage those coins to get graded multiple times.</p><p><br /></p><p>I do my part to help them out, cracking open almost any slab I happen to buy.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="medoraman, post: 1628911, member: 26302"]A large amount, (I would say a majority but then again I am a jerk), of collectors cannot grade well. So, they accept TPG grades. As to why grades change, that is because it suits the TPG to constantly be changing standards. Its like lightbulb manufacturers. The ones who made great lightbulbs went out of business since their lightbulbs never broke. Its only those manufacturers who intentionally made a product that will fail AND NEED REPLACING that stayed in business. Any TPG who graded properly every time to a external recognized grading source would eventually go out of business. They NEED to change their grading standards periodically to encourage resubmissions. Ignoring MS70 modern coins, there is a finite number of coins needing grading. So, they need to find a way to encourage those coins to get graded multiple times. I do my part to help them out, cracking open almost any slab I happen to buy.[/QUOTE]
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