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Re: A CAC disclaimer that surprised me.
This is what i was referring to as well. Im trying to remember where i read it but apparently there was a time when collecting the date was all that mattered to most. Regardless, my point is there ar… (View Post)3 -
Re: A CAC disclaimer that surprised me.
Some comments i have noticed seem to suggest that the premium for cac approval is a way to arbitrarily make coins rarer and therefore charge a premium. However, in the coin world we have many ways we… (View Post)3 -
Re: A CAC disclaimer that surprised me.
Again, your points are the same for tpg. A pcgs 67 may not be the finest known if there is an undergraded pcgs 66 (maybe in an old slab). Quriky auction results can happen when an overgraded tpg coin… (View Post)1 -
Re: A CAC disclaimer that surprised me.
Laziness? So is a recreational golfer lazy if he cant break 80 like the pros? Does he need to quit his day job, practice golf 6 hours a day, see a sports psychologist, get fitted for the optimal equi… (View Post)11 -
Re: Lowball $2.5 Gold with CAC - I'm not into lowball, but I kind of like this...
I think even JA would probably say this is not the type of coin that should be sent to CAC. (View Post)4