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NGC does not care if there are years of different standards since the coins are graded according to their proprietary standards over time and NGC is the arbiter in the determination of if a coin is g… (View Post)

I don't believe anyone wrote that CACG changed their policies. (View Post)

It's interesting in that a PCGS+/CAC coin has one opinion that the coin is + (PCGS) while another opinion that the coin is at least acceptable for their base grade (CAC) whereas a CACG+ coin jus… (View Post)

That isn't so unusual. The folks on the registry forum have been complaining about this as well. PCGS has a process where you can let them know you have the coin and I think the old rule was the… (View Post)

The irony now is that for NGC-certified coins graded ten or more years ago and sold at $500 and up on ebay, the company that is guaranteeing the authenticity will be PCGS and not NGC! (View Post)