[O]ne thing CAC guarantees you won’t get is a doctored coin.
Until it doesn't.
They buy back their mistakes if proven so. JA is the first to reach for his checkbook
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Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
All I have seen so far and when I check a cert number at cac or the last explanation on cac website I.have seen is green meets their standards, and gold exceeds their standards for the assigned grade. Every thread I see around here same people telling us different.. Either what they think and/or what they want it to mean and probably to their benefit. My opinion and what I constantly observe here.
Please... Save The Stories, Just Answer My Questions, And Tell Me How Much!!!!!
[O]ne thing CAC guarantees you won’t get is a doctored coin.
Until it doesn't.
They buy back their mistakes if proven so. JA is the first to reach for his checkbook
mark
Agree, and they bought a mistake from me once. Not doctored though. Serious where on their information website does cac guarantee you won't get a doctored coin? Not semantics imo, I know they will make good if proven as you say. Me thinks someone hypes too much blabber.
Please... Save The Stories, Just Answer My Questions, And Tell Me How Much!!!!!
@oreville said:
Those who want CAC to grade A coins separately from B coins would also like a 500 point grading system!
It's can be easy to tell the A coins from the B coins. Since Legend only offers A coins, one approach is to look for coins with a similar look to the ones they offer.
@oreville said:
Those who want CAC to grade A coins separately from B coins would also like a 500 point grading system!
It's can be easy to tell the A coins from the B coins. Since Legend only offers A coins, one approach is to look for coins with a similar look to the ones they offer.
@oreville said:
Those who want CAC to grade A coins separately from B coins would also like a 500 point grading system!
It's can be easy to tell the A coins from the B coins. Since Legend only offers A coins, one approach is to look for coins with a similar look to the ones they offer.
Who at Legend decides the coin is an A or a B?
I mosty deal with George. If a coin excites him it generally excites me. I've never heard him say this is A or a B coin. It will be more like this coin is all there or this coin is not for you. George is easy to read and after 10 minutes of looking at coins you get the feel for the cream
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Walker Proof Digital Album Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
@oreville said:
Those who want CAC to grade A coins separately from B coins would also like a 500 point grading system!
It's can be easy to tell the A coins from the B coins. Since Legend only offers A coins, one approach is to look for coins with a similar look to the ones they offer.
They have effectively advertised that they prefer bright, shiny gold compared to the "dirty" original stuff and untoned cam/dcam (read as dipped) 19th/20th century proof coins, so I guess it depends on what one considers an "A" coin. I'm not knocking them, I am trying to be realistic. If they limited themselves to "A" coins only, I doubt it would maintain a decent sized inventory at competitive prices.
@oreville said:
Those who want CAC to grade A coins separately from B coins would also like a 500 point grading system!
It's can be easy to tell the A coins from the B coins. Since Legend only offers A coins, one approach is to look for coins with a similar look to the ones they offer.
They have effectively advertised that they prefer bright, shiny gold compared to the "dirty" original stuff and untoned cam/dcam (read as dipped) 19th/20th century proof coins, so I guess it depends on what one considers an "A" coin. I'm not knocking them, I am trying to be realistic. If they limited themselves to "A" coins only, I doubt it would maintain a decent sized inventory at competitive prices.
I think you are very mistaken. Legend prefers originally toned WOW coins. They do exist.
The auction was probably the weakest in 20+ years.
Really? Everything I bid on went for megabucks given what they were.
I repeat. When do I get to participate in this "down market?"
I know! When I get ready to sell my collection.
Retired dealer and avid collector of U.S. type coins, 19th century presidential campaign medalets and selected medals. In recent years I have been working on a set of British coins - at least one coin from each king or queen who issued pieces that are collectible. I am also collecting at least one coin for each Roman emperor from Julius Caesar to ... ?
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They buy back their mistakes if proven so. JA is the first to reach for his checkbook
mark
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Is that in their guarantee?
@Goldbully did not say that, Legend said that..........
While a few people are jealous or do not like CAC, one thing CAC guarantees you won’t get is a doctored coin.
Hmmmm. I like roadrunners synopsis... I though Laura was retiring??
After the Long Beach show, she now has to work until she turns 75.
All I have seen so far and when I check a cert number at cac or the last explanation on cac website I.have seen is green meets their standards, and gold exceeds their standards for the assigned grade. Every thread I see around here same people telling us different.. Either what they think and/or what they want it to mean and probably to their benefit. My opinion and what I constantly observe here.
Always wondered if somebody only buys top5% for the grade, where is all the gold beans. Stman not ducking.
Agree, and they bought a mistake from me once. Not doctored though. Serious where on their information website does cac guarantee you won't get a doctored coin? Not semantics imo, I know they will make good if proven as you say. Me thinks someone hypes too much blabber.
LOL, I think......nope I'm sure of it, I'm more confused now than before reading this thread.
::sigh::
Very funny 4th post!
Those who want CAC to grade A coins separately from B coins would also like a 500 point grading system!
It's can be easy to tell the A coins from the B coins. Since Legend only offers A coins, one approach is to look for coins with a similar look to the ones they offer.
Who at Legend decides the coin is an A or a B?
I mosty deal with George. If a coin excites him it generally excites me. I've never heard him say this is A or a B coin. It will be more like this coin is all there or this coin is not for you. George is easy to read and after 10 minutes of looking at coins you get the feel for the cream
mark
Fellas, leave the tight pants to the ladies. If I can count the coins in your pockets you better use them to call a tailor. Stay thirsty my friends......
Laura rates coins as follows:
X - forget it
8 - nah
8+ - commercial quality
9 - I like it
9+ - superior coin
9++ - must buy
IT'S LONELY AT THE TOP.
Upgraded and now wearing green beans...
They have effectively advertised that they prefer bright, shiny gold compared to the "dirty" original stuff and untoned cam/dcam (read as dipped) 19th/20th century proof coins, so I guess it depends on what one considers an "A" coin. I'm not knocking them, I am trying to be realistic. If they limited themselves to "A" coins only, I doubt it would maintain a decent sized inventory at competitive prices.
I think you are very mistaken. Legend prefers originally toned WOW coins. They do exist.
Has she ever come across a 10?
Probably a 10 is reserved for ultra rarities, like Simpson's unique seated half dime, etc.
Really? Everything I bid on went for megabucks given what they were.
I repeat. When do I get to participate in this "down market?"
I know! When I get ready to sell my collection.
shall ask Jeeves if we have any $20 1907 Wire Edge High Relief in MS66 laying around.
"Keep your malarkey filter in good operating order" -Walter Breen
It's a not a down market for the Top 1%. It's a down market for the 99%.
Remind him it needs to be CAC.
True to form.
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Do you own any slabs? Have you sent any coins to CAC? you are making a strong supposition from a self-confessed very, very new collector.
I'm thinking someone on the team has...