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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;coinman0456, post: 1069566, member: 18177&quot;]Well, I look at it this way. If you had left the coin in it&#039;s Original Holder and submitted it for a cross over to NGC, there is a chance you would not be in this situation , maybe . If in fact, NGC refused to cross it for those reasons, you would have had a basis for ANACS taking a second look and just perhaps taking care of you under their &quot; Guarantee &quot; .&nbsp; Those are just two considerations that come to mind.&nbsp;&nbsp; If your going to play that &quot; Crack out &quot; game , you had better know what your doing , and clearly in this case, you were in over your head to begin with.&nbsp; There are tons of coins out there that ought not to have been placed in their&nbsp; assigned grade, so your not alone. But you have to learn to take every pre-caution to protect your purchases by holding those TPG&#039;s to their respective &quot; Guarantee&#039;s &quot; .&nbsp; As much as you may hate to admit it, I think you have learned something from this experience. Don&#039;t beat yourself up , learn from the experience. It&#039;s all up to you. Maybe it&#039;s time to go surfing, is the surf up ?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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