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<p>[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 3657272, member: 15309"]So you are saying that a rainbow toned coin can never hide bag marks or hairlines? Your attempt to diminish the dramatic effect that rainbow toning has on the visual perception of the coin is ridiculous. Furthermore, surface preservation is already given much more weight by the TPGs in the grading process than toning/eye appeal, but that doesn't mean eye appeal should be given no consideration, like you would have it.</p><p><br /></p><p>Why is it so hard for you to admit that you simply want to change the current market grading standards employed by TPGs and return to a method of technical grading?</p><p><br /></p><p>And you keep using the line "that is where your argument fails" Who made you the arbiter of who is winning or losing this debate? Look at the scoreboard, the entire US coin market relies on the TPGs, and all of them use market grading instead of technical grading. It isn't me you are up against, it is the entire market grading system as we know it, a system that I happen to agree with.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Lehigh96, post: 3657272, member: 15309"]So you are saying that a rainbow toned coin can never hide bag marks or hairlines? Your attempt to diminish the dramatic effect that rainbow toning has on the visual perception of the coin is ridiculous. Furthermore, surface preservation is already given much more weight by the TPGs in the grading process than toning/eye appeal, but that doesn't mean eye appeal should be given no consideration, like you would have it. Why is it so hard for you to admit that you simply want to change the current market grading standards employed by TPGs and return to a method of technical grading? And you keep using the line "that is where your argument fails" Who made you the arbiter of who is winning or losing this debate? Look at the scoreboard, the entire US coin market relies on the TPGs, and all of them use market grading instead of technical grading. It isn't me you are up against, it is the entire market grading system as we know it, a system that I happen to agree with.[/QUOTE]
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