Crap i am going to send my coins to acg.......

BIGDAVE

if this is a pr69 deep cameo mine should come back proof 125 super duper deep deep cameo ..yea i know it goes to 70, but if they can grade like that then we need new standards. the thing that burns me is people bid on this crap..

agc pr69 deep cameo = pr62
acg pr68 =60
acg anything = - 8 points

you have got to be kidding

Paultjuno

Just taking a look of the history of the buyer .... doesn't appear to be an avid coin collector. Buys/sells a number of things. I think that the buyer may not be aware of the fact that the slab isn't close to the way the coin looks. Buy the coin, not the plastic. 'Nough said.

NBSQLGeek

That is mental.

kobrakoins

tjkillian

How could anyone tell what the coin grades from that scan? Because of the way a picture can be altered, it could grade nearly anything. True, ACG is extremely notorious for overgrading, etc, but who knows what that one grades?

Tom

MacCoin

I don't care what the plasic says to me thats a $20.00 coin!

Dog97

Geeze, ACG coins must be rising in value!!
They used to be cheap!
I just happen to have 2 examples to compare in the Proof 70 grade......
The PCGS coin on the left cost me $75 and the ACG coin cost me $10.
Both coins look exactly the same but the ACG isn't quite as heavy on the frost.
The ACG coin was REALLY a dissapointment because I was expecting a crappy damaged impaired Proof 62 to put in my reference set.
I guess I should have negged the seller.

wingedliberty

Did anyone see the $11,000 in the text?.


Brian.

Russ

<< <i>Did anyone see the $11,000 in the text?. >>



Yeah, the usual tactic of an ACG seller. Quote the <already inflated> CU price on an <already overgraded> ACG coin. I wonder how people like this live with themselves.

Russ, NCNE