Another grader leaves PCGS

dbldie55

I have heard that the individual hired to grade moderns will be leaving PCGS (I think he was the 19 or 20 year old). Wonder if this will have any effect on the grades given? Why would someone quit such a fun job as grading modern coins?

mdwoods

Why would someone quit such a fun job as grading modern coins?

Do I sense a bit of sarcasm here?

Coin Finder

I remember being 20 years old. I suspect that he or she wants to find their true calling whatever they think that path may be.

Tbig

wondercoin

This is old news.

Miles Standish is, IMHO, the very best modern coin grader there. As long as Miles is there, the quality of modern grading will be at its very best.

Miles is also a standup guy. It was just last month that Miles picked up the tab for 20 of us on the boards to enjoy a lunch at Long Beach. "Mean & Evil" joined us AND I WAS TOLD TO FEEL FREE TO DO IT AGAIN NEXT TIME. Maybe there is still time for a "Henry Kissinger" play there

Wondercoin

Russ

<< <i>Maybe there is still time for a "Henry Kissinger" play there >>



You mean grabbing the nearest good looking blonde on the ass?

Russ, NCNE

wondercoin

Russ: Now, that was funny!!!

NumisEd

I think that I would retire too.......after grading 234,435 modern silver bullion items that ranged in grade from MS-68 all the way through MS-69. When will you people ever learn???

LucyBop

dorkkarl

sorry, but i agree w/ numised. i just don't see how fullfilling such a job could be. somebody is laughing all the way to the bank, & i don't think it's the grader...

K S

LucyBop

Your not suppose to agree with anybody!

I disagee with you agreeing!!!!!!!