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<p>[QUOTE="coinage86, post: 195352, member: 7584"]the 70 point system might be crap. But it is because there is a 70 point grading system that we need slabbers. PCGS has been grading coins for about 20 years. Their graders have seen lots of coins: enough to be better graders than the average collector or small-time coinshop owner. If I need money and have to sell my coins, I dont want to be wasting time and money running around from dealer to dealer trying to get the best grade, and thus best price. In a PCGS holder, 8 or 9 dealers out of 10 will agree with the PCGS grade. The top three graders are recognized as grading authorities and their slabs save a lot of hassle. If any of you are in South Florida, then you might know Ron Steinberg. Ron told me in europe they have three grades: poor, average, and near mint. <span style="color: red">Let's stay on topic and avoid inappropriate language.</span>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="coinage86, post: 195352, member: 7584"]the 70 point system might be crap. But it is because there is a 70 point grading system that we need slabbers. PCGS has been grading coins for about 20 years. Their graders have seen lots of coins: enough to be better graders than the average collector or small-time coinshop owner. If I need money and have to sell my coins, I dont want to be wasting time and money running around from dealer to dealer trying to get the best grade, and thus best price. In a PCGS holder, 8 or 9 dealers out of 10 will agree with the PCGS grade. The top three graders are recognized as grading authorities and their slabs save a lot of hassle. If any of you are in South Florida, then you might know Ron Steinberg. Ron told me in europe they have three grades: poor, average, and near mint. [color=red]Let's stay on topic and avoid inappropriate language.[/color][/QUOTE]
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