Open apology to board members and PCGS
Draco
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I recently posted the results of a 15 coin submission and went on one of my well known (real life) condemnation speaches. I received these coins back from PCGS on Friday and finally had to time to open them up this morning. To make a long story short, I agree with the grades PCGS has assigned these coins (with the exception of four coins). I have no idea if PCGS graders spend any time reading these mesage boards, but if your the one who graded my submissions. . .please accept my apologies.
I spent a a good bit of time re-examining these coins and can't figure out why I sent in half of them in the first place. The two walkers I submitted were the wrong coins and I found the one I meant to submit buried with with my other walker in my "junk box." I will, of course, be submitting them sometime in the future and I'm comfident that I will receive a fair grade.
-Mr. Humbled
I spent a a good bit of time re-examining these coins and can't figure out why I sent in half of them in the first place. The two walkers I submitted were the wrong coins and I found the one I meant to submit buried with with my other walker in my "junk box." I will, of course, be submitting them sometime in the future and I'm comfident that I will receive a fair grade.
-Mr. Humbled
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No one thinks that PCGS graders are infallible, especially when you consider that all grading is an opinion (and even more so with liners). Still, these graders are experts. And, remember that the huge majority of us will subconsciously add a small bit to the grade, value or eye appeal of their coins.
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First, it takes a giant of a man (or woman) to do something like this. Second it heals the soul to work through one's issues. Third (if this is worth anything) I'm proud of you for doing it.
The Mexicans have a saying, "it's better to ask forgiveness than permission". While not totally applicable to your situation, perhaps it's worth a try.
GSAGUY
<< <i>The Mexicans have a saying, "it's better to ask forgiveness than permission". >>
I never heard of that? Hace usted las cosas arriba?
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BTW I'm with a couple of the others here. After looking at a graded coin most of the time I can see why it got the grade. This refers to both PCGS and NGC. Sometimes ANACS also.
Ken
Marc
Maybe I need plastic around the coin to be an accurate grader
GSAGUY
-Great Thread.
It was good to read it.
peacockcoins
<< <i>After looking at a graded coin most of the time I can see why it got the grade. This refers to both PCGS and NGC. Sometimes ANACS also. >>
I usually can too. I may not agree with the assigned grade, but I can see why they gave it.