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For all we know, those who would have concerns about buying a CACG coin that had crossed from an NGC holder could unknowingly be buying a coin that had been upgraded by a point or more at PCGS and/or… (View Post)

If you know someone this has happened to and have their phone number, it would be nice to call them in case they’re not already aware that their email account has been hacked. (View Post)

Each group of pictures shows that the coin is a copy. (View Post)

Understandably, many potential buyers would much prefer the coin be professionally graded and slabbed before buying it. (View Post)

Of course it matters - primarily for identification and authenticity considerations. (View Post)