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An apples-to-oranges argument, since that insinuates legitimate intent to defraud, and probably ~should~ warrant a ban, but that has nothing to do with the negligence of forgetting to remove a coin y… (View Post)

PCGS and the Set Registry Team don't have the resources to play those kinds of games - just look how long it took 'em to get through the awards this year. Further, far too many coins up for sale (spe… (View Post)

No outsiders or external controls - Auction house takes in the coin, either on direct sale or consignment, and THEY submit the removal request to PCGS (or NGC where applicable) The AUCTION HOUSE wait… (View Post)

For the "big" auction houses, and the insane amounts of buyers fees they charge, it's a bit insulting that they haven't researched the coins themselves and removed them from the big registr… (View Post)

I suspect it's because they had to go through thousands and thousands of sets to determine gold awards, and they wanted to be able to announce them all (Blue, Gold, Platinum, HOF, etc) at the same ti… (View Post)