Do ICG c@c'ed coins exist?

NewParadigm · January 2, 2012 5:54AM

Just curious?

scoobydeux · January 2, 2012 5:58AM

I beleive that it is CAC policy to only evaluate NGC or PCGS graded coins.

Moldnut · January 2, 2012 5:58AM

No, PCGS or NGC only.

relicsncoins · January 2, 2012 5:58AM

I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible.

Barry · January 2, 2012 10:40AM

<< I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible. >>

I wonder why...

Unknown · January 2, 2012 10:42AM

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AnkurJ · January 2, 2012 10:58AM

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<< I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible. >>

I wonder why... >>

Inconsistent standards.

PerryHall · January 2, 2012 11:02AM

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<< I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible. >>

I wonder why... >>

Inconsistent standards. >>

So what? If the coin don't make the grade, don't give it a sticker. It's not like every PCGS coin gets a sticker.

illini420 · January 2, 2012 11:06AM

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<< I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible. >>

I wonder why... >>

Inconsistent standards. >>

Isn't that the entire reason CAC exists???

scotty1419 · January 2, 2012 11:08AM

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<< I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible. >>

I wonder why... >>

Inconsistent standards. >>

So what? If the coin don't make the grade, don't give it a sticker. It's not like every PCGS coin gets a sticker. >>

Exactly!

Myqqy · January 2, 2012 11:11AM

Numismatic cork sniffery?

AnkurJ · January 2, 2012 11:19AM

Every tpg is inconsistent , but some are more so than others and let problem coins into their slabs.
Look at the bust half graded au 58 by ANACS on the board someone wants to cross. It would be lucky to get an AU50.

abitofthisabitofthat · January 2, 2012 11:36AM

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<< I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible. >>

I wonder why... >>

Inconsistent standards. >>

It is my understanding that JA has specifically addressed this issue, and inconsistent standards what not his reason. Ankur, you seem to be answering for CAC. Has John told you this is his reason, or are you just speculating?

AnkurJ · January 2, 2012 12:47PM

All posts are my opinion. I do not speak for JA or CAC.

NewParadigm · January 2, 2012 1:28PM

Thanks for all the feedback

Tiny · January 2, 2012 1:35PM

I maybe way wrong but I could all most say I saw a ICG on the bay or somewhere
once with a CAC sticker on it. May have just been my meds seeing it.

Manorcourtman · January 2, 2012 1:59PM

<< I maybe way wrong but I could all most say I saw a ICG on the bay or somewhere
once with a CAC sticker on it. May have just been my meds seeing it.

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Must be the meds. Only PCGS and NGC coins are evaluated by them.

stealer · January 2, 2012 3:15PM

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<< I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible. >>

I wonder why... >>

Inconsistent standards. >>

So what? If the coin don't make the grade, don't give it a sticker. It's not like every PCGS coin gets a sticker. >>

I thought they bean PCGS coins by PCGS grading standards and NGC coins by NGC standards?

BryceM · January 2, 2012 3:33PM

Just a guess, buy if you owned a company that guaranteed the coins it co-certified, it might be a good business model to start with a product which had already been subjected to a certain level of time-tested scrutiny. This would be even more important if that same company wasn't allowed to open the plastic to actually hold, weigh, and inspect the goodies inside.

..... at least that's how I'd do it.

stman · January 2, 2012 3:46PM

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<< I believe only PCGS and NGC graded coins are eligible. >>

I wonder why... >>

Inconsistent standards. >>

So what? If the coin don't make the grade, don't give it a sticker. It's not like every PCGS coin gets a sticker. >>

I thought they bean PCGS coins by PCGS grading standards and NGC coins by NGC standards?

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I believe they bean a coin by Their standards. CAC makes a market in coins they sticker. Doesn't make sense they would use different standards for different services. I have sold them a coin and they didn't ask which holder it was in.

<< A CAC sticker means:
It has been verified as meeting our strict quality standards. >>

Barry · January 2, 2012 11:23PM

ICG and/or ANACS could come up with an amusing advertising campaign alon g the line, "Our grading is so consistent, CAC finds no need to re-certify our coins..."

Yukoncornelius1 · January 2, 2012 11:39PM

<< ICG and/or ANACS could come up with an amusing advertising campaign alon g the line, "Our grading is so consistent, CAC finds no need to re-certify our coins..."

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mkman123 · January 3, 2012 2:09PM

I've seen some great anacs coins, too bad cac won't put beans on them

Do ICG c@c'ed coins exist?

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