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Does PCGS ever contact NGC to let them know to update their census
kimber45ACP
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If a coin gets crossed into PCGS holder?
Does it happen vise versa?
thanks
Does it happen vise versa?
thanks
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And if it is a tough coin it is in the submitter's interest to do so, in order to keep the pops low.
Although the submitter may want to wait awhile, in order to obscure the fact that a coin crossed, if that is information they don't want public.
eric
<< <i>who would benefit?
eric >>
Just wondering about the true numbers in the population reports, how accurate they really are.
That is all.
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<< <i>who would benefit?
eric >>
Just wondering about the true population reports. >>
I guess it is like a large invisible elephant in a room? Something like that. I thought the scanner/photographer thingie (pre-sniffer by like a month or two as far as being told about it prexisiting use) was to remove the crack-out resubmit game. Did it not pay off
Eric
who would benefit?
Everyone but PCGS. And PCGS would be harmed, because a new lower NGC pop might drive submissions to NGC instead of PCGS.
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<< <i>who would benefit?
eric >>
Just wondering about the true numbers in the population reports, how accurate they really are.
That is all. >>
Those numbers have been a thorn in the paw of the lion for a long time.
<< <i>who would benefit?
Everyone but PCGS. And PCGS would be harmed, because a new lower NGC pop might drive submissions to NGC instead of PCGS. >>
Yup, 'Xactly
Hi Andy!
Eric
<< <i>Why would they?? Cheers, RickO >>
To keep the pop reports accurate?
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