Toning Experts: Should this one go to NGC for the STAR, or PCGS?
braddick
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I'm debating on sending this to either PCGS or NGC. I think it may be STAR worthy with NGC and their white holders show off color better. Then again, PCGS is slightly more appreciated.
What would you do?
Obverse:
Reverse:
What would you do?
Obverse:
Reverse:
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Camelot
How much of this so-called monster toning on moderns really *is* natural, anyway?
Edited to add: ACG might give it a DCAM69*
rainbowroosie April 1, 2003
Edit to add.....
<< <i>Hey "If you like it and it's pretty, that's all that matters." eh? >>
Yes... but I'd like it even more wrapped in plastic.
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Jeremy
09/07/2006
~I'm ready, I'm ready~
I would go with ngc, at least then you might still get the star on the body bag!
<< <i>I'll buy you lunch if that thing slabs. >>
Careful, someone is sure to slab it. I may even put it in a CoinWorld slab for him with a grade of MS69*.
My star designation stands for AT
<< <i>Sorry, that toning is as artificial as Pamela Anderson's...chest >>
Heh, but don't ya think that's comparing apples and ahhh never mind. Check out that look in her eyes.
In the coin hobby and Industry, there must exist a great deal of trust and confidence to
stabilize the coin market and prices. Thing that add to that stability are the 1st tier, third party
grading services, ethical , long established coin companies, both large and small, Forums of ethical
collectors and dealers such as we enjoy here and an efficient system of auction houses and cyber autions and sales.
What is detrimental to the hobby is the presence of coin doctoring, exhuberent grading and the continuing element
of individuals that participate and condone practices that are less then savory.
While the by words are still" Buyer beware , caution and education", this is still a hobby. It is supposed to be fun and fun requires
elements of joy, learning, friendship , adventure , excitement, satisfaction and even.....dare I say it,........gasp.....profit.
Things are better now then they were in the 50s, but it is still a bit of the wild west out there in coin land, for the inexperienced.
I think that the creation of a toned coin club, is an important step to educate, inform and eventually play a role in limiting the
destructive artificial enhancement of our coinage. Progress is being made, slow, but progress.
Camelot
bust coins. what? what did you think I meant?
<< <i>I don't think NGC PCGS or ANACS would slab it >>
ANACS would... they'd label it AT. I'd bet even PCI would red-label it
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My wife thinks it's AT too -- and she's getting pretty good at calling 'em.
Mike
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<< <i>Ok, I get the subtle impression that PCI may be the way to go (even with their RED Label).
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Why waste your money?
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<< <i>Ok, I get the subtle impression that PCI may be the way to go (even with their RED Label). >>
Why waste your money? >>
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