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<p>[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 303002, member: 66"]In the discussion here it is abut the color as it is part f the grade and grade is about the only thing the NGC guarantee covers. Yes technically thee is one sentence in the guarantee about authenticity</p><p><br /></p><p>All U.S and World coins - including but not limited to Pattern coins, Varieties, Tokens and Medals, Mint Errors, American Colonials, Confederation coinage and Private and Territorial Gold - are guaranteed for grade and authenticity only. </p><p><br /></p><p>But while the guarantee spells out your rights and what NGC will do if the grade is found to be wrong, is doesn't say a thing about what happens if a coin is found not to be authentic. (Also note that for things such as patterns, tokens, varieties etc where attributions are critical, the guarantee covers grade and authenticity only, not attribution.)</p><p><br /></p><p>Now to date NGC has always stood behind their slabs and if a fake turned up they have always bought it back. But technically all they really have to do is return your slabbing fees. Until very recently PCGS's guarantee was the same way. It was very specific about grading bu said nothing about authenticity. It was only because some of us made a big enough nuisance of ourselves over there that they finally agreed to change it and put in language that specifically covered your protections in matters of authenticity.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Conder101, post: 303002, member: 66"]In the discussion here it is abut the color as it is part f the grade and grade is about the only thing the NGC guarantee covers. Yes technically thee is one sentence in the guarantee about authenticity All U.S and World coins - including but not limited to Pattern coins, Varieties, Tokens and Medals, Mint Errors, American Colonials, Confederation coinage and Private and Territorial Gold - are guaranteed for grade and authenticity only. But while the guarantee spells out your rights and what NGC will do if the grade is found to be wrong, is doesn't say a thing about what happens if a coin is found not to be authentic. (Also note that for things such as patterns, tokens, varieties etc where attributions are critical, the guarantee covers grade and authenticity only, not attribution.) Now to date NGC has always stood behind their slabs and if a fake turned up they have always bought it back. But technically all they really have to do is return your slabbing fees. Until very recently PCGS's guarantee was the same way. It was very specific about grading bu said nothing about authenticity. It was only because some of us made a big enough nuisance of ourselves over there that they finally agreed to change it and put in language that specifically covered your protections in matters of authenticity.[/QUOTE]
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