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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;samjimmy, post: 286224, member: 3813&quot;]I won&#039;t color you dumb, but I would like to clarify something I&#039;ve seen posted here many times.&nbsp; The new rules DO NOT &quot;stop the abuse of selling over graded junk.&quot;&nbsp; In fact, these items can still be listed and bought.&nbsp; How they may be listed and how they may be described has changed.&nbsp; If these items were prohibited, then I would agree with you and others who have posted simililar comments.&nbsp; The changes only affect how a shopper searches for items, and how items are listed.</p><p><br /></p><p>If they honestly believed that the items were fraudulent, then the responsible thing to do would be to NOT permit them to be listed.&nbsp; This isn&#039;t the case.</p><p>Yes, but this isn&#039;t the same type of misrepresentation, and the analogy doesn&#039;t work.&nbsp; No matter what slab a coin is in, it is an opinion, based on their set of guidelines.&nbsp; No one&#039;s opinion is more right than another, and no one&#039;s guidelines are the holy grail.</p><p><br /></p><p>While it might seem that I am saying that SGS should be permitted to slap junk in MS-70 slabs and sell them, that&#039;s not exactly the case.&nbsp; While I do believe that something is off there, I do NOT think that only 5 companies are able to accurately grade coins, and that these 5 companies should enjoy any special treatment.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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