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<p>[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 653541, member: 112"]For whatever it's worth Mark, I agree with ya. No way that coin is an XF, even by PCGS standards. And for CAC to condone the grade and approve it, only makes it that much worse.</p><p><br /></p><p>I do not now nor will I ever approve of "pricing" or "ranking" coins, even though I fully understand it. If coins are going to be graded, then they should at the very least be graded according to the written standards used by the TPG. </p><p><br /></p><p>Give a coin a grade bump because of eye appeal and I'll back it all the way. But give a coin a grade bump because of value, pedigree or rarity and I'll disclaim it and argue the point with my dying breath. </p><p><br /></p><p>Unless - they (the TPG's) get off their duffs, stand up and admit that this is what they are doing and re-write their standards to reflect the different standards to be used for these coins. If they would do this, even though I would still disagree with the grade assigned, at least I could say that they were being honest about it. But grading contrary to their standards is tantamount to lying to the public to me. And that I can never condone.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 653541, member: 112"]For whatever it's worth Mark, I agree with ya. No way that coin is an XF, even by PCGS standards. And for CAC to condone the grade and approve it, only makes it that much worse. I do not now nor will I ever approve of "pricing" or "ranking" coins, even though I fully understand it. If coins are going to be graded, then they should at the very least be graded according to the written standards used by the TPG. Give a coin a grade bump because of eye appeal and I'll back it all the way. But give a coin a grade bump because of value, pedigree or rarity and I'll disclaim it and argue the point with my dying breath. Unless - they (the TPG's) get off their duffs, stand up and admit that this is what they are doing and re-write their standards to reflect the different standards to be used for these coins. If they would do this, even though I would still disagree with the grade assigned, at least I could say that they were being honest about it. But grading contrary to their standards is tantamount to lying to the public to me. And that I can never condone.[/QUOTE]
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