Grading Set on Display, and Online

ColonialCoinUnion

Is this new news?

I don't remember seeing anyone else post about it.

StrikeOutXXX

That exact thing was suggested in the threads a week or two ago - I'm glad they did it (The online photos of the set).

ColonialCoinUnion

<< <i>That exact thing was suggested in the threads a week or two ago - I'm glad they did it (The online photos of the set). >>



Yep - that's pretty responsive, and I agree that it is a very good thing.

MrEureka

Excellent!

Swampboy

Thanks PCGS and THE INTERNET.

Russ

<< <i>That exact thing was suggested in the threads a week or two ago - I'm glad they did it (The online photos of the set). >>



Actually, it was first suggested in the Q&A forum a couple years ago.

Russ, NCNE

ColonialCoinUnion

<< <i>

<< <i>That exact thing was suggested in the threads a week or two ago - I'm glad they did it (The online photos of the set). >>



Actually, it was first suggested in the Q&A forum a couple years ago.

Russ, NCNE >>



Competition. It's a good thing for consumers.

BAJJERFAN

lookin forward to seein some of their NA and AT toners.

greghansen

Regardless of how it came about, it is clearly a positive devopement and very much a benefit to everyone in the hobby. Congratulations PCGS on this one.

JeremyDie1

NumisOxide

Pentimento

That's awesome.

MidLifeCrisis

This is news I can use! I especially like this part: "Access to this incredibly comprehensive online photographic guide to grading United States Coins will be free as a service to the numismatic community". Very cool.

Joflax

Fantastic !!!!
Thanks to all at PCGS , it appears that they have been taking note of some of the constructive criticism on these threads.
Ir wont take care of recent gradeflation and the disappearance of the previous grading set , but it will absolutely set the current standards in stone
Thank you HRH

etexmike

It is news to me and I think a great idea.

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ziggy29

Yep. Kudos to PCGS for doing this and for making a free service to all. As much as we can be critical when a service does something wrong, we should recognize when they do something right.

CalGold

Nice to see this project finally coming to fruition.

One thing though makes me wonder--the online photos are being done in conjunction with B&M, which has some of the worst online auction photography around. Hopefully this will result in B&M upgrading its abysmal photo work, rather than resulting in poor quality grading set pics.

CG