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Question about PR70 grade.

Awhile back I purchased a gold panda slabbed as pcgs PR70. When I recieved it i found a small nick on the obverse rim. It was rather distracting so i sent it back and they sent me another one. The new one was flawless. What are the grading standards for PR70? I always thought if I bought a 70 it was supposed to be perfect. Sometimes Ill be looking at PR70 buffalos for sale on ebay and occationally youll see one with a mark on the rim... What gives?
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toss in someone sends in 1,000 gold buff's to grade....missing even 5 or 10 out of a 1,000 is high percent of accurate grading
was it in an NGC or PCGS holder?
it's gotta be a pita
1) Was it on eBay?
2) Is your feedback less than 50?
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<< <i>I have 2 questions:
1) Was it on eBay?
2) Is your feedback less than 50? >>
give the guy a break and educate him instead of passing off insinuations.
down by the Z in OZ.
sometimes you see something like that on a coin... then you see it on a few other coins in the same spot.
t's hard to say exactly what caused it, but from the shininess and shape, it does not appear to be a contact mark, but the coin was struck that way instead.
Lance.
Lance.
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<< <i>I have 2 questions:
1) Was it on eBay?
2) Is your feedback less than 50? >>
give the guy a break and educate him instead of passing off insinuations. >>
There is suggestive evidence which supports a disproportional amount of problems with buyers with less than 50 FB. Although not causal, there is a strong correlation.
Numbers do not lie. Sorry.