Should the Emotionally Challenged be Allowed to Submit Coins to PCGS?

braddick

Should those with a emotional weakened state of mind* and/or mentally issues (Dealers excluded) be allowed to submit coins to PCGS? Can PCGS be held liable if they continue to allow disfunctional collectors to do so?

And, if PCGS continues to turn a blind eye toward this potential debacle, should warning labels be imprinted on the back on slab inserts warning collectors, "The Grade On This Slab Is Potentially Damaging to Your Mental Wellness"?



*This idle suggestion came to me after I received notification my health plan doesn't cover the above scenerio.

DennisH

Pat:

This is a trick question, isn't it?

I mean, anyone who does submit to PCGS eventually becomes emotionally challenged!

MrEureka

Can PCGS be held liable if they continue to allow disfunctional collectors to do so?

There are other types of collectors?

ksteelheader

<< <i>Should the Emotionally Challenged be Allowed to Submit Coins to PCGS? >>

Yes, otherwise I'd have to get someone to do it for me....

FC57Coins

<< <i>Can PCGS be held liable if they continue to allow disfunctional collectors to do so? >>




I thought we were all disfunctional - that's why we wound up here!

braddick

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<< <i>Can PCGS be held liable if they continue to allow disfunctional collectors to do so? >>

I thought we were all disfunctional - that's why we wound up here! >>

Anyone up for a class action lawsuit?!

ksteelheader

Speaking of dysfunctional, anyone seen or heard from Marty lately?.

grip

You mean Marty has to fill out a different form for submitting,than we do?

Shamika

That's a big negatory!

majorbigtime

What a stupid question!!!!

grip

Pat
Have you thought about a new health plan,that allows PO1's

OnlyBuffalos

I come here to be nurtured and supported. If I were no longer ridiculed, ignored and abused by PCGS, I would no longer feel afraid, cynical or depressed and may no longer come here which would undoubtedly make me depressed, cynical and afraid.

bearcave

<< <i>I come here to be nurtured and supported. If I were no longer ridiculed, ignored and abused by PCGS, I would no longer feel afraid, cynical or depressed and may no longer come here which would undoubtedly make me depressed, cynical and afraid. >>




I agree!

semolinapilchard

I think the real question is, if the Emotionally Challenged should be allowed to collect coins at all.




Actually, it would probably a pretty small hobby if that were the case

aem4162

<< <i>Should those with a emotional weakened state of mind* and/or mentally issues (Dealers excluded) be allowed to submit coins to PCGS? Can PCGS be held liable if they continue to allow disfunctional collectors to do so? And, if PCGS continues to turn a blind eye toward this potential debacle, should warning labels be imprinted on the back on slab inserts warning collectors, "The Grade On This Slab Is Potentially Damaging to Your Mental Wellness"? *This idle suggestion came to me after I received notification my health plan doesn't cover the above scenerio. >>



i don't understand the question

alergar

I'm just a little bit crazy !!!!

braddick

Vindication!

My health plan now does cover such a scenario!!

DoubleEagle59

NO!

coinsarefun

<< <i>Vindication!

My health plan now does cover such a scenario!! >>







mine 2

LanceNewmanOCC

<< <i>(Dealers excluded) >>


phew. i lucked out again.
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lordmarcovan

<< <i>Should the Emotionally Challenged be Allowed to Submit Coins to PCGS? >>

No, I guess they shouldn't.

But how's PCGS to psychoanalyze their customers beforehand?

Hmm. I think it will require a questionnaire.

Who's gonna write the exam? I wanna see what some of the questions will be.

MsMorrisine

Mental health and special education are both still in the dark ages.

While I think pcgs should avoid allowing some people to join, I agree with Dennis' sentiment and every pathological OCD order refresher can't be banned as they are created with the first order in.

pocketpiececommems

I wonder if the guy that is suing McDonalds for $1.5 million because he only got one napkin in to go sack (he also quit his job because he was so stressed) would sue PCGS if he didn't get the grades he wanted. This guy is more than emotionally challenged but he did find a lawyer.

Zoins

<< <i>Should those with a emotional weakened state of mind* and/or mentally issues (Dealers excluded) be allowed to submit coins to PCGS? Can PCGS be held liable if they continue to allow disfunctional collectors to do so?

And, if PCGS continues to turn a blind eye toward this potential debacle, should warning labels be imprinted on the back on slab inserts warning collectors, "The Grade On This Slab Is Potentially Damaging to Your Mental Wellness"?



*This idle suggestion came to me after I received notification my health plan doesn't cover the above scenerio. >>



Why are dealers excluded? Would they need to be if this policy passed???

ebaybuyer

if they can stomach being paid to grade the same coin ten or fifteen times, im guessing they don't care where the money comes from as long as there is a check in the envelope

ricko

Reading this forum for the last thirteen years, I can only conclude that your question is moot - since the forum postings indicate a plethora of emotionally challenged members.... OCD, Bi-polar, depressed, manic etc.... in abundance.... Cheers, RickO