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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Paddy54, post: 687911, member: 19250&quot;]Did you look at the AU-55 SEGS I posted? PCGS nor NGC would never of assigned a grade to this coin above a VF-20 I am a Jefferson&nbsp; collector and have two complete collections including all varieties...there &#039;s no way this 1943/2 is an AU-55 </p><p>&nbsp;Sorry SEGS may atribute coins but does not grade them to the standards of NGC or PCGS. And what sells coins grades that are not only fair but correct.....As a Jefferson collector I don&#039;t want nicks ticks or bridges ...if I wanted that I would not grade my coins and just collect them raw. As for grades I have seen many times that all of the TPG&#039;ers do in fact mess up....depending on the day of the week who&#039;s grading etc....Just the other day a member posted a 1928 $20 gold note that went from a VF-35 to a 50 ! How can that happen? I just thank the grading gods if by chance I get a good grade out of a coin submitted. </p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>Another case in point I sent into NGC a 1943 /2 unc from a roll of Jeffersons my father put away over 50 years ago. This roll came right from the mint via the Federal Reserve where my dad worked for over 49 years.This coin was perfect...however if came back in a body bag...as cleaned! This coin was never cleaned or saw the light of day from the day it was rolled in 1943 until a year ago. Now you explain to me how any TPG company is 100% right... seems to me if you are a big investor who sends a TPG a 1000 coins your return is most likely to be 75 % MS-70&#039;s and 25% MS-69 . Yes I do have issues with TPG&#039;s and for those green stickers I&#039;mm nevr buy a coin with a sticker on it...what a JOKE![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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