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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;World Colonial, post: 2442450, member: 78153&quot;]This post of yours explain a lot.&nbsp; If you are new to collecting, you should never have bought a $5,000 coin (which apparently you thought is or could be worth $19,000) since it seems you didn&#039;t think there was any downside risk.</p><p><br /></p><p>You could have submitted the coin 100 times to SEGS and it would have no bearing on the grade any other Third Party Grading service will assign because SEGS has their own grading standards and so does every other service.&nbsp; This is assuming another service will even assign it a grade at all since grading services frequently &quot;reject&quot; coins in other holders with &quot;genuine&quot; or &quot;details&quot; designations.</p><p><br /></p><p>I can assure you that if crossing over a $5,000 SEGS coin into a PCGS slab where it would be worth $19,000 had any realistic prospect whatsoever, the overwhelming probability is someone would have done it long before you ever saw it.&nbsp; US gold coins at that price level are frequently offered for sale or sold multiple times in 10 years and someone would have noticed it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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