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I redesigned and updated my TPGS guide on my website, and I need pictures of TPGS. I have over 76 grading services listed, and most with pictures. I have a list of many more, but would rather post them with pictures.
If anyone has pictures send me a PM or post them on this thread. Thanks
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If anyone has pictures send me a PM or post them on this thread. Thanks
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Very cool list of slabs/companies
Bob
<< <i>I have an old slab at home Can't remember the service but it's not listed on your site. I'll try to get a picture tonight and forward it.
Very cool list of slabs/companies >>
I would appreciate it.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
<< <i>Only one holder per company?! >>
There's only one holder per company on the index page but the individual TPG pages have more.
Here are some:
ANACS
NGC
PCGS
Nice set. There are some interesting slabs like the MCCS one.
Although there is a warning about self-slabbers on some of the individual pages, they are co-mingled on the TPGS index page, which may help legitimize them.
Some services that aren't there yet:
CGS - nice holders from across the pond
ICCS - one of the eBay approved grading services
GEC - similar looking slabs to CSI
Why does the "Coin Grading Photo Guides" not work?
Nice website by the way.
<< <i>ICCS - one of the eBay approved grading services >>
I don't think this is true. I know a seller who had ICCS coins removed because he put ICCS in the eBay title.
DPOTD-3
'Emancipate yourselves from mental slavery'
CU #3245 B.N.A. #428
Don
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<< <i>ICCS - one of the eBay approved grading services >>
I don't think this is true. I know a seller who had ICCS coins removed because he put ICCS in the eBay title. >>
I'm not a collector of Canadian coins, but I believe ICCS is considered the premier grader of these.
<< <i>Why does the "Coin Grading Photo Guides" not work?
Nice website by the way. >>
Which page are they not working? I checked and they opened for me
Never could find out where they are/were, these are tough slabs and they were horrible from discerning Cleaned from luster and could not tell a counterfeit as this one is from cat poop.
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<< <i>Why does the "Coin Grading Photo Guides" not work?
Nice website by the way. >>
Which page are they not working? I checked and they opened for me >>
On the page that opened when I clicked your link (http://coinauctionshelp.com/page16.html). In the box that says "Coin Grading Photo Guides - Compare your graded coins to our grading guide's photographs". It doesn't work on either my PC at work or my Mac at home.
WS
Text INS slab
FYI, for you VAMmers- the coin it contained was a VAM-1'O' which graded MS-62 when I cracked it out and submitted it to ANACS...
<< <i>Here's an IGS slab for you.
FYI, for you VAMmers- the coin it contained was a VAM-1'O' which graded MS-62 when I cracked it out and submitted it to ANACS... >>
Is IGS Internation Grading Service?
Thanks for the pictures everyone!
Ray
<< <i>I have posted this before, my "old" PCI holder.
Ray >>
Thanks. I didn't know they had holders that looked like this. Keep them coming! I have posted most of the services given here on my website.
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I learned the hard way, and decided to do something about it. I'm not bragging, just stating the facts. So if anyone here can give me more pictures an info, please post them or send a PM.
This will be the last time I bump this thread, but this site is important to new collectors. We might not have any answer for the fake and third rate TPGS slabbers, but this is one way of helping a few. Thanks again.
I'm sorry that I keep posting posts and threads like this, but this has been such a helpful message board that I rely on all of you.
No-Name TPGS
QVC (Quasar Valuation Company)
SNGA (Southern Numismatic Grading Authority)
I had quite a few images before the computer where they were stored lost 2 years worth of my pics. I'll see what else I can get.
Calera, Alabama. He presents himself as "an authorized SNGA dealer" while he sells "prepaid submission forms" for SNGA and uses auctions to attack PCGS and NGC. He currently has an auction titled "NGC GROSSLY OVER-GRADES 1887 MORGAN DOLLAR, SCREW-UP PLACES MINT STATE GRADE ON EXTRA FINE COIN". When SNGA had a website, they gave their address as Montevallo, Alabama.
SNGA's motto is "Watch For The Sun". The "sun" is what he hand paints over the Coin World logo, just before he places a harshly cleaned and/or heinously over-graded coin in a snap together slab and sells it as "investment grade" (refer to the pencil lead colored "DMPL" Morgan below). The earlier slabs have a yellow sun covering the Coin World logo. The current slab, as seen with this hairlined 1934-D Peace Dollar, features a blue sun. My compliments to the skilled artisan who painted it. This is not a coin holder, it's a Rembrandt. Turnaround times are subject to the availability of blue nail polish. Alright, those jokes were recycled.
I like the way someone described SNGA in another thread... "Oh, that's TOO funny--if you set out to make a parody of the do-it-yourself grading company, the parody would look just like the real thing..."
<< <i>Very interesting, thanks for posting! >>
I agree but when i post things like "interesting" or "thanks for posting" i get flamed...so i'm going to quote others when they do from now on.
Interesting...thanks for posting!
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