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<p>[QUOTE="Jason Hoffpauir, post: 3025606, member: 67527"]I completely understand where you are coming from. The gentleman that I had the conversation with said the same thing; but he said it is not always what it seems on the surface. There is a strong rivalry between TPG's. Just look at the difference between pricing on two identical coins with identical grades. If they were graded accordingly and the way there suppose to be graded why are the prices not the same? Personally, I believe that NGC has surpassed PCGS in the last 10 years directly from watching the strict grades they give. But that is my personal opinion; nothing more. I believe that regardless of "Who" tells the TPGs graders what and how to grade coins that there is a prestige factor / pride competition between the top TPG's. </p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p>*Edit....when I said "NO ONE, and I mean no one tells him or her what to grade a coin" I meant the individual that has the last say on what grades are given for that particular coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Jason Hoffpauir, post: 3025606, member: 67527"]I completely understand where you are coming from. The gentleman that I had the conversation with said the same thing; but he said it is not always what it seems on the surface. There is a strong rivalry between TPG's. Just look at the difference between pricing on two identical coins with identical grades. If they were graded accordingly and the way there suppose to be graded why are the prices not the same? Personally, I believe that NGC has surpassed PCGS in the last 10 years directly from watching the strict grades they give. But that is my personal opinion; nothing more. I believe that regardless of "Who" tells the TPGs graders what and how to grade coins that there is a prestige factor / pride competition between the top TPG's. *Edit....when I said "NO ONE, and I mean no one tells him or her what to grade a coin" I meant the individual that has the last say on what grades are given for that particular coin.[/QUOTE]
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