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I think so. Selling a rare coin at auction can feel like a lottery because the final price depends on who shows up and how they compete in that moment, but unlike a true lottery, the outcome can be i… (View Post)

The absence of the cert page right now doesn’t necessarily mean PCGS is “hiding” anything. It’s quite common for newly graded or unusual items—especially mint errors—to take time before they appear i… (View Post)

I believe that an appraiser is more likely to adopt a stricter—and less risky—stance when assigning a grade, prioritizing the preservation of their company's reputation over assigning a potentia… (View Post)

I am not opposed to any additional appraisal. However, let’s be reasonable. If an auction house casts doubt on the valuation provided by a leading expert in the field, it thereby casts doubt on every… (View Post)

No, I am not an engineer. There is also such a thing as intuition. We cannot rely on such things, as they are not scientific. However, in my case—even after receiving a grade from a reputable company… (View Post)