Diane Hager's response to the ANA Board Decision
K6AZ
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This woman is truly out of it. Here is her response to the ANA Board decision that was handed down:
"I am saddened and outraged."
"I had been told that the corruption was too rampart for any decision
to be made against a governor, but I naively chose to go forward. I
presented my case with considerable evidence to substantiate each
and every claim, not only in my complaint, but in my rebuttal as well.
And still a decision was not made in my favor. How could this be?"
"Many people who attended the hearing came to me in support and confirmed
my belief that my case was clear and substantiated by facts. If others heard
the truth, what stopped these seven men and women from hearing the truth?"
"I am saddened and outraged."
"I had been told that the corruption was too rampart for any decision
to be made against a governor, but I naively chose to go forward. I
presented my case with considerable evidence to substantiate each
and every claim, not only in my complaint, but in my rebuttal as well.
And still a decision was not made in my favor. How could this be?"
"Many people who attended the hearing came to me in support and confirmed
my belief that my case was clear and substantiated by facts. If others heard
the truth, what stopped these seven men and women from hearing the truth?"
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We'll use our hands and hearts and if we must we'll use our heads.
Her fiction rivals some of our best writers here!
Joe
roadrunner
New collectors, please educate yourself before spending money on coins; there are people who believe that using numismatic knowledge to rip the naïve is what this hobby is all about.
My Dimes
<< If it's worth doing, it's worth doing right the first time! >>
<FONT color=#ff0000>We offer the lowest prices in the industry- 50% to 84% lower.</FONT> -----What a bargain when you don't have to grade anything.
<FONT color=#ff0000>Our lowest mail order fee is $4.75, our highest, $18.33 a coin.</FONT> -----Not worth the cost even if it was free.
<FONT color=#ff0000>We carry individual coin holder dies for each coin size - over 50 different sizes.</FONT> -----(over 50 sizes) that's more than their IQ totals.
<FONT color=#ff0000>We have the smallest NON-PVC slab holder in the market.</FONT> -----Smaller because it cost's them less?
<FONT color=#ff0000>The AGC holder is 30% - 50% lighter than the competition.</FONT> -----This is what I thought was funny(AGC) not even using their own holders?
<FONT color=#ff0000>Our holder is 1/3 smaller than the competition.</FONT> -----What cometition?
<FONT color=#ff0000>Our holder is stackable, scratch resistant, and fits the standard 2x2 coin box.</FONT> -----So it is easier for us to carry when we leave the country.
<FONT color=#ff0000>Our holder is twice as strong as the competition's.</FONT> -----So it is harder for people to crack them out and get a proper grade.
<FONT color=#ff0000>We do not use rubber or soft inserts due to PVC problems. We use individual dies.</FONT> ----- (Dies) Which is what the company needs to do.
Now these are just my personal opinions and do not reflect the opinions of any third party grading company. Remember I'am not a professional coin grader, I just play one on tv.
Pennies make dollars, and dollars make slabs!
....inflation must be kicking in again this dollar says spend by Dec. 31 2004!
Erik
<< <i>"I had been told that the corruption was too rampart for any decision... >>
Rampart???? Truly the linguistic stylization of an educated mind. Can anybody tell me if cheap and worthless slabs have a problem with outgassing chemicals which are harmful?
The good thing about having multiple personalities is that there's always a designated driver.
Yes, I'm an agent of Satan but my duties are largely ceremonial.
Joe
Maybe she saw the Matrix more than I did.
Brian.
As long as there is greed ACG and others like them will thrive.
Take a look at how many auctions centsles has. Look at some of his NTC slabs. Like this one 1877 PR65 Indian.
I place the blame on the dealers who pedal the stuff and the collectors seeking a "deal". In my opinion they deserve each other.
Cheers!
<< <i> Let's just let them slip into obscurity.
For what they've done to the industry, they should be horsewhipped
Now these are just my personal opinions and do not reflect the opinions of any third party grading company. Remember I'am not a professional coin grader, I just play one on tv
Now we know who the guy on the shopping channel really is.
DAN
My first tassa slap 3/3/04
My shiny cents
For some life lasts a short while, but the memories it holds last forever.
-Laura Swenson
In memory of BL, SM, and KG. 16 and forever young, rest in peace.
and every claim, not only in my complaint, but in my rebuttal as well.
And still a decision was not made in my favor. How could this be?"
Considerable evidence is not the same thing as compelling evidence?
Just a guess.
Great spirits have always encountered violent opposition from mediocre minds.-Albert Einstein
Greg
BTW, Numis, are you sure the coins in the case were NGC and not NTC?
<< <i> Here's the funny thing: They only had NGC slabs in their case. Can anyone explain that to me? >>
The ex-acg employee explained this phenomenon in his telephonic testimony during the hearing last week. It seems that he was given coins to submit to NGC and if they were awarded the desired grades they were left that way, if not, they were cracked out and placed in acg holders at the desired grade.
I'm actually surprised that DH didn't declare victory, seeing as Mr. Stuppler was so forcefully admonished in the decision.
z
For some life lasts a short while, but the memories it holds last forever.
-Laura Swenson
In memory of BL, SM, and KG. 16 and forever young, rest in peace.
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