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Re: Should auction listings include the date on which the guarantee expires or expired?
It doesn’t transfer liability from NGC to CAC, but it does transfer risk. By which I mean that if CAC takes a bad stickered coin off the market, it may no longer have any recourse with NGC. And if th… (View Post)3 -
Re: Mass Cross Over in Light of New NGC Guarantee Limitations
When I heard about the policy change, I considered crossing the NGC coins in my collection to PCGS holders. But then I considered how stupid I’d feel if I did that, and then PCGS implemented a simila… (View Post)5 -
Re: Should auction listings include the date on which the guarantee expires or expired?
A couple of things to clarify. First, just because NGC disclaims liability for coins graded more than 10 years ago doesn’t mean they won’t sometimes or even usually make good anyway. In fact, I’ve he… (View Post)5 -
Should auction listings include the date on which the guarantee expires or expired?
Now that NGC grade and authenticity guarantees are only good for 10 years, the date of expiration can be an important consideration. At the very least, I would think eBay would want to require the di… (View Post)4 -
Re: Would anyone consider renting a coin?
Most of us would agree that the thrill is more in the hunt than in the ownership. (View Post)2