so what happens to all the pcgs registries if they change to a 100-pt system?!

1907Quarter

I would be none too pleased. I intend on keeping my coins and not resubmitting them. Will they just duplicate the categories and have 2 for ea.?!

Russ

PCGS will not be changing to a 100 point grading system.

Russ, NCNE

robertpr

I agree with Russ. David Hall, etc. are not stupid.

MadMarty

You will have to send all your coins back in at $30 each or else quit the registry!!

1907Quarter

scr@w that!!

michael

so what happens to all the pcgs registries if they change to a 100-pt system?!




lots of sleepless nights and whaleing and nashing of teeth and $$$$$$$$$$$$ losses

halfnut

IF and say IF It was to happen I will be taking my plastic across the street for cross overs of I may just free them and have a real nice set of Kennedys to go with the other 3 raw sets I have. I for one will not be a part of a 100 point system.

TwoSides2aCoin

Russ for President !



He has insight

as for the other TPG's....I suspect they will set up accounts at recycling centers

KurtHorn

I think I would run to a major auction house and sell the whole set for as much as I can get.

mhammerman

"so what happens to all the pcgs registries if they change to a 100-pt system?!"

An equally important question would be...what about all the crack out artists that make a living pushing slider 61's into 63 holders and then they get pushed back into the correct holder with regrading?

BillJones

Stuffing the 100 point grading system would be bad for the hobby, and a disaster for PCGS. I would hope that NGC and ANACS would hold the line, and let PCGS go down in flames. I for one would be happy to throw my cup of gasoline on the fire.