Just remember, they are the professionals. On second thought, they are also businessmen. Actually, what PCGS appears to be doing is creating another "tough" period. As soon as they took off the coin and series number from the label, they've been tougher than ever. My guess is that when they change their label dramatically again, probably to a different color, things will be different and everybody will want PCGS coins without series and coin numbers on the label so they can slap-em back right to PCGS so they can upgrade it because when they change their standards again, they will change the label to note a new era. This in-effect, continues the circle of life for a grading company. It will create a demand for both owning PCGS graded coins and a demand for submitting them for upgrades. This = $$ for PCGS.
Just remember, they are the professionals. On second thought, they are also businessmen. Actually, what PCGS appears to be doing is creating another "tough" period. As soon as they took off the coin and series number from the label, they've been tougher than ever. My guess is that when they change their label dramatically again, probably to a different color, things will be different and everybody will want PCGS coins without series and coin numbers on the label so they can slap-em back right to PCGS so they can upgrade it because when they change their standards again, they will change the label to note a new era. This in-effect, continues the circle of life for a grading company. It will create a demand for both owning PCGS graded coins and a demand for submitting them for upgrades. This = $$ for PCGS.
<< <i>Just remember, they are the professionals. On second thought, they are also businessmen. Actually, what PCGS appears to be doing is creating another "tough" period. As soon as they took off the coin and series number from the label, they've been tougher than ever. My guess is that when they change their label dramatically again, probably to a different color, things will be different and everybody will want PCGS coins without series and coin numbers on the label so they can slap-em back right to PCGS so they can upgrade it because when they change their standards again, they will change the label to note a new era. This in-effect, continues the circle of life for a grading company. It will create a demand for both owning PCGS graded coins and a demand for submitting them for upgrades. This = $$ for PCGS.
Sounds about right!! >>
Honestly, you watch. I would be buying the hell out of PCGS coins right now, well, actually, I am. They are going to change their slab label, soften up and open the doors for upgrades thus igniting another furious run. Upgrade then sell. Don't let PCGS make all the $$$$
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<< <i>very nice, you suck !!!!!!!!!! >>
Yes, they are very nice, but PCGS sucks for body bagging them!
Hey, look at it this way, they could have come back AU58.
hi, i'm tom.
i do not doctor coins like some who post in here.
<< <i>That's friggin' crazy !!!
Just remember, they are the professionals. On second thought, they are also businessmen.
Just remember, they are the professionals. On second thought, they are also businessmen. Actually, what PCGS appears to be doing is creating another "tough" period. As soon as they took off the coin and series number from the label, they've been tougher than ever. My guess is that when they change their label dramatically again, probably to a different color, things will be different and everybody will want PCGS coins without series and coin numbers on the label so they can slap-em back right to PCGS so they can upgrade it because when they change their standards again, they will change the label to note a new era. This in-effect, continues the circle of life for a grading company. It will create a demand for both owning PCGS graded coins and a demand for submitting them for upgrades. This = $$ for PCGS.
Sounds about right!!
<< <i>Just remember, they are the professionals. On second thought, they are also businessmen. Actually, what PCGS appears to be doing is creating another "tough" period. As soon as they took off the coin and series number from the label, they've been tougher than ever. My guess is that when they change their label dramatically again, probably to a different color, things will be different and everybody will want PCGS coins without series and coin numbers on the label so they can slap-em back right to PCGS so they can upgrade it because when they change their standards again, they will change the label to note a new era. This in-effect, continues the circle of life for a grading company. It will create a demand for both owning PCGS graded coins and a demand for submitting them for upgrades. This = $$ for PCGS.
Sounds about right!! >>
Honestly, you watch. I would be buying the hell out of PCGS coins right now, well, actually, I am. They are going to change their slab label, soften up and open the doors for upgrades thus igniting another furious run. Upgrade then sell. Don't let PCGS make all the $$$$
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