THIS NGC WOULD NOT UP GRADE AT SGS

Edscoin · September 21, 2007 8:29AM

You got to read the description

ABONCOM

cucurbit · September 21, 2007 8:39AM

So if you take the value of the 1960 P large date penny in PR69 ($4000) and multiply that by 1200 you get $4,800,000 which could be the potential value of this extremely rare coin!

Too funny...

Manorcourtman · September 21, 2007 8:45AM

That self slabber has got a rude new set of rules coming his way in a week. His scam is coming to quick end soon.

Edscoin · September 21, 2007 8:55AM

This is the part I like

<< We also sent this coin in to STAR GRADING SERVICES (SGS) to have it regraded. They sent it back with a COA and a blank slab with one of their labels. They graded it the same way as NGC. Their serial number is 125969999.05000 >>

leothelyon · September 21, 2007 11:17AM

<< This is the part I like

<< We also sent this coin in to STAR GRADING SERVICES (SGS) to have it regraded. They sent it back with a COA and a blank slab with one of their labels. They graded it the same way as NGC. Their serial number is 125969999.05000 >>

>>

Makes you wonder if NGC got it right!

Leo

Animalkeeper · September 21, 2007 11:47AM

"A fool and his money are soon parted" - BF

Are there that many fools?????

SUMORADA · September 21, 2007 11:52AM

28 bids......wtf........

cheezhed · September 21, 2007 11:52AM

So are you saying SGS is tightening up their grading?

savoyspecial · September 21, 2007 12:52PM

so SGS will actually send you the capsule and let you slab the coin yourself?? i know they are not really a legit TPG (to say the least) but it would seem they would at least try to mimick the REAL grading companies and would not trust the submitter to encapsulate....after all, whats to say the coin they 'evaluated' is the one that will be placed in that holder

if they had any credence (my guess is no) thats gone now

g

tahoe98 · September 22, 2007 1:31AM

SGS....................serving gullable saps

Cgb · September 22, 2007 1:50AM

<< SGS....................serving gullable saps

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RotatedRainbows · September 22, 2007 2:18AM

I always thought SGS was SO busy that they could not accept submissions from the general pulic???

TwoSides2aCoin · September 22, 2007 2:32AM

In catalogues we refer to the term "embellishment".
In ebay , it's spelled "embullishment" and it works in both instances.

djdilliodon · September 22, 2007 3:39AM

<< This is the part I like

<< We also sent this coin in to STAR GRADING SERVICES (SGS) to have it regraded. They sent it back with a COA and a blank slab with one of their labels. They graded it the same way as NGC. Their serial number is 125969999.05000 >>

>>

He didnt send anything cause he IS sgs lol. I cant wait till the first of october, its gonna be nice not seeing 2k plus sgs auctions when looking for coins.

Barbercoin · September 22, 2007 3:46AM

Wanna hear something ironic?

The only negative I got on Ebay was from ABONCOM. I was new to buying on Ebay at the time and thought they were "straight up". Well, after I sent their coins back, they didn't like me questioning their MS-67 coins. Guess what they did to me?

They blocked me as a buyer. Wow! That hurts.

djdilliodon · September 22, 2007 3:58AM

<< Wanna hear something ironic?

The only negative I got on Ebay was from ABONCOM. I was new to buying on Ebay at the time and thought they were "straight up". Well, after I sent their coins back, they didn't like me questioning their MS-67 coins. Guess what they did to me?

They blocked me as a buyer. Wow! That hurts. >>

One time i bought a mecury dime off them slabbed as a MS-70. The coin looked really good in the pics and i said its gotta be at least a 66. When i got the coin i laughed cause it looked totally different. I felt the coin was actually AU and just sent it to ngc to see what it would come back as. Sure enough the coin came back as AU-58 lol. That is one heck of a difference.

Barbercoin · September 22, 2007 4:00AM

Hmmmm? Maybe they hire the visually-impaired?

THIS NGC WOULD NOT UP GRADE AT SGS

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