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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 1953553, member: 66"]By now it should be clearly obvious that no new grading service really has a chance. Why, because they aren't PCGS or NGC. Doesn't matter how good they are, or how consistent they are, 90% of the marketplace has the knee jerk reaction PCGS and NGC good, everyone else BAD. Any slabbed coin from any service will always start out being viewed with a negative bias because "if there wasn't something wrong with it it would be in a PCGS or NGC slab. Since it isn't it must be overgraded or a problem coin". And even if they do look at the coin, and grudgingly agree it is properly graded, that still isn't good enough because then it will looked down upon because "it will be too hard to sell or I'll get less for it because it isn't in a PCGS or NGC slab". So they are condemned if they aren't up to the top two's standards, and the are condemned even if they ARE up to their standards. And if they try to combat this by going ultra-strict and undergrading the coins slightly they either get no submissions or all their good coins get cracked and upgraded at PCGS and NGC. It's a lose-lose-lose proposition.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 1953553, member: 66"]By now it should be clearly obvious that no new grading service really has a chance. Why, because they aren't PCGS or NGC. Doesn't matter how good they are, or how consistent they are, 90% of the marketplace has the knee jerk reaction PCGS and NGC good, everyone else BAD. Any slabbed coin from any service will always start out being viewed with a negative bias because "if there wasn't something wrong with it it would be in a PCGS or NGC slab. Since it isn't it must be overgraded or a problem coin". And even if they do look at the coin, and grudgingly agree it is properly graded, that still isn't good enough because then it will looked down upon because "it will be too hard to sell or I'll get less for it because it isn't in a PCGS or NGC slab". So they are condemned if they aren't up to the top two's standards, and the are condemned even if they ARE up to their standards. And if they try to combat this by going ultra-strict and undergrading the coins slightly they either get no submissions or all their good coins get cracked and upgraded at PCGS and NGC. It's a lose-lose-lose proposition.[/QUOTE]
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