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<p>[QUOTE="Insider, post: 8063648, member: 24314"]Actually, it is very easy to figure out (if you've been paying attention to Jacks posts all over the Internet) but the "who" is not as important as the message. </p><p><br /></p><p>In my experience, over the decades, the counterfeiters realized they would have more luck testing their "work" out at the top two TPGS first. Very often, anything detected by the top two goes to ANACS, SEGS, or ICG to see if it will pass them. That goes for "detail" coins too from honest dealers/collectors. </p><p><br /></p><p>Here is the thing to take away. All the TPGS make mistakes. The experience of the graders and the volume of submissions influences the error rate. Ever since "detail" coins were slabbed, the error rate went up. Thirty-six or twenty-two coins over five years of submissions (possibly thousands of the specific coins in the chart) is not the end of the world considering how good those C'F's are that passed professional dealers and auction houses too! Also note that when one gets passed as OK at a TPGS, they get more of the same fakes sent in until they are finally detected.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Insider, post: 8063648, member: 24314"]Actually, it is very easy to figure out (if you've been paying attention to Jacks posts all over the Internet) but the "who" is not as important as the message. In my experience, over the decades, the counterfeiters realized they would have more luck testing their "work" out at the top two TPGS first. Very often, anything detected by the top two goes to ANACS, SEGS, or ICG to see if it will pass them. That goes for "detail" coins too from honest dealers/collectors. Here is the thing to take away. All the TPGS make mistakes. The experience of the graders and the volume of submissions influences the error rate. Ever since "detail" coins were slabbed, the error rate went up. Thirty-six or twenty-two coins over five years of submissions (possibly thousands of the specific coins in the chart) is not the end of the world considering how good those C'F's are that passed professional dealers and auction houses too! Also note that when one gets passed as OK at a TPGS, they get more of the same fakes sent in until they are finally detected.[/QUOTE]
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