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It appears that CACG is using the same standard on crossovers that CAC is using to sticker PL/DMPL Morgans. The CAC standard for stickering PL/DMPL morgans starts with strong mirrors. It would be int… (View Post)

It is more likely that the coin was switched at the Post Office than PCGS as there is less security at the Post Office. It does not take a genius to figure out a package addressed to PCGS may have a … (View Post)

If the coin was sent registered mail, it is unlikely that a employee at the post office exchanged the coin. They would have to open the package, get the dummy coin, reseal the package with or without… (View Post)

The buyer appears to be a novice and wants more information about the purchase. You should have been more descriptive in explaining the protective holder. For example, The coin is in a PCGS plastic h… (View Post)

The 20 coins can not be used to determine the level of tighter grading by CACG as the 20 coins were sent in for crossover and graded through plastic. (View Post)