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Yes, I understand that. The question was a little clunky- sorry. Going forward, if they think the coin is of C quality, they're going to group it with coins in a lower grade. In effect, they're gradi… (View Post)

You are misunderstanding my point. Regardless of whether or not they labelled the coins ABC, internally, they identified them as such. That's three different categories per numerical grade. Based on … (View Post)

When CAC started out, they noted that some people broke each numerical grade into three components (A, B and C) and that this is what they were identifying. And now, they're going to take coins that … (View Post)

I'm not talking about misgraded coins or coins with problems. No matter how you define your grades, there will be a point where you transition from one grade to the next and there will always be coin… (View Post)

Then why weren't the 65C coins graded as 64A to start? Taking 65C coins and grouping them with 64A coins as though they're all equal in grade means you're combining some coins (65C) of higher grade w… (View Post)