On Jan 15, 10:42*pm, Reality wrote:
On Jan 15, 8:10*pm, "Bruce Remick" wrote:





"Reality" wrote in message

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What is the deal with this nonsense?

When I submit a coin to PCGS, I want to know if it is genuine, the
grade, and if it is original.

IMO if you are paying the supposed leading expert graders in the
industry a $30 grading fee plus shipping both ways, then their
"Genuine - Questionable Color" B.S is not an option. *I'm paying them
to tell me one way or the other.

The color/toning is either ORIGINAL or NOT.

If they can't tell the difference, then what is their opinion worth?
IMO the grading fee should be refunded if their "experts" can't
discern the difference. *It's a total ripoff otherwise.

Tell 'em we said to give you your money back. *It's much less stressful to
buy coins already graded by PCGS (and paid for by someone else) than to send
them your own coins and hold your breath waiting.

The point is, why should *anyone* get ripped off in that manner?- Hide quoted text -

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If you play cards for half-an-hour and can't figure out who the patsy
is, you're the patsy.

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