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JoesMaName
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Researched this for fun.
10945 items found for PCGS in Coins: US
8975 items found for NGC in Coins: US
1760 items found for ANACS in Coins: US
1619 items found for SGS in Coins: US
1222 items found for PCI in Coins: US
1016 items found for NNC in Coins: US
852 items found for ICG in Coins: US
524 items found for NTC in Coins: US
199 items found for SEGS in Coins: US
51 items found for ACC in Coins: US
48 items found for ACG in Coins: US
I was most surprised at the distant 3rd ANACS posted.
The 48 hits for ACG is very telling too, are they still around?
Also surprising was NNC’s relatively high number of auctions (I'd never heard of them).
10945 items found for PCGS in Coins: US
8975 items found for NGC in Coins: US
1760 items found for ANACS in Coins: US
1619 items found for SGS in Coins: US
1222 items found for PCI in Coins: US
1016 items found for NNC in Coins: US
852 items found for ICG in Coins: US
524 items found for NTC in Coins: US
199 items found for SEGS in Coins: US
51 items found for ACC in Coins: US
48 items found for ACG in Coins: US
I was most surprised at the distant 3rd ANACS posted.
The 48 hits for ACG is very telling too, are they still around?
Also surprising was NNC’s relatively high number of auctions (I'd never heard of them).
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<< <i>Researched this for fun.
10945 items found for PCGS in Coins: US
8975 items found for NGC in Coins: US
1760 items found for ANACS in Coins: US
1619 items found for SGS in Coins: US
1222 items found for PCI in Coins: US
1016 items found for NNC in Coins: US
852 items found for ICG in Coins: US
524 items found for NTC in Coins: US
199 items found for SEGS in Coins: US
51 items found for ACC in Coins: US
48 items found for ACG in Coins: US
I was most surprised at the distant 3rd ANACS posted.
The 48 hits for ACG is very telling too, are they still around?
Also surprising was NNC’s relatively high number of auctions (I'd never heard of them). >>
actual count of PCGS and NGC coins will likely be lower due to the use of keyword spamming by some sellers
<< <i>the ebay seller centsles sells over 500 NNC slabs a week on ebay. Mr. Johnson is the only reason NNC stays in business. >>
I'm almost positive he IS NNC
Check out my current listings: https://ebay.com/sch/khunt/m.html?_ipg=200&_sop=12&_rdc=1
I think seller scardinal also has alot of NNC coins if I'm not mistaken.
JJacks
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<< <i>the ebay seller centsles sells over 500 NNC slabs a week on ebay. Mr. Johnson is the only reason NNC stays in business. >>
I'm almost positive he IS NNC >>
That's what I've always thought.
<< <i>Based on these numbers: Looks like SGS gets about 6% of the listings and probably 7% or better of the actual sales ( due to their low prices ) as they claim. Amazing! >>
Funny - I missed SGS having such a large % of auctions, I've never heard of them either. They have practically over taken ANACS.
Wish I had done this a year ago to compare.
I'm also sure you're all right about there being a PCGS, NGC spam factor. However I looked at quite a few pages of listing returned from a search on just "MS67"
This is how I built my list of TP Graders. The Many that were NGC or PCGS by and large were real not spam, I actually don't recall seeing one that was obviously spam but I wasn't looking for it - just new acronyms.
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NNC, SGS, etc slab.
What I'm saying is the PCGS numbers are too high, and the junk slab numbers are too low.
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<< <i>48 items found for ACG in Coins: US >>
A few years ago that would have numbered in the hundreds.
Russ, NCNE
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<< <i>Based on these numbers: Looks like SGS gets about 6% of the listings and probably 7% or better of the actual sales ( due to their low prices ) as they claim. Amazing! >>
Funny - I missed SGS having such a large % of auctions, I've never heard of them either. They have practically over taken ANACS.
Wish I had done this a year ago to compare.
I'm also sure you're all right about there being a PCGS, NGC spam factor. However I looked at quite a few pages of listing returned from a search on just "MS67"
This is how I built my list of TP Graders. The Many that were NGC or PCGS by and large were real not spam, I actually don't recall seeing one that was obviously spam but I wasn't looking for it - just new acronyms. >>
One of the SGS lackeys has written (or posted on the ebay board) that they are the fastest growing "grading service" and expect to surpass PCGS in popularity in five years. In the la-la land of ebay, they just might.
FYI, SGS is a disgusting self-slabber that slaps an MS67 on practically every Morgan and an MS70 on everything since. They're routinely the subject of derision on the ebay board -- not that they seem to be losing any steam on ebay. I'm surprised they never get discussed here; different worlds, I guess....
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<< <i>I'm surprised they never get discussed here; different worlds, I guess.... >>
They've been discussed here many, many times.
Russ, NCNE