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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Quote:Quote: Edit to say I do hope people realize to use PCGS Why? Yeah, I don't think it much matters in this case.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: Why? At this level of privileged coins, only the extreme elite will be involved. AKA the ones who overwhelmingly discount NGC. Without a deal that's a 6 figure cross over cost. It didbn't sell for nothing, but it very likely would have done better with PCGS.
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 United States
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PCGS vs NGC: It is pure conjecture regarding a UNIQUE coin such as this.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Quote: It didbn't sell for nothing, but it very likely would have done better with PCGS. I'll never understand that kind of logic. It is a unique piece. It is the same coin no matter what plastic it is in. It's like saying "I would love my wife more if she was dressed in clothes from this fashion designer rather than that one."
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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 What matter if this coin is in NGC or PCGS holder? Its the coin that's selling.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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In my former post I was only agreeing that the price was lower than I would have thought a coin like this would go for. I was not agreeing about the PCGS comment that was later added in an edit. Quote: I'll never understand that kind of logic. It is a unique piece. It is the same coin no matter what plastic it is in. It's like saying "I would love my wife more if she was dressed in clothes from this fashion designer rather than that one." One of the areas I dealt with frequently in my profession to better relate to the students/parents. People with their dominant personality traits being melancholy and/or phlegmatic easier relate to the logic in how your statement relates to the issue. Debate by these people will be from researching to evaluate an "accepted" norm and backed up with verifiable data. Analytical thinking is a natural way of life. But (we!) they have to work to relate to people as social activities/emotions are not as easy as the next group... People who are more sanguine and or choleric tend to rely upon systems/others as data-level analytical thinking is not a natural go to. As long as a professional title is involved, that's all the verification needed to put faith in the system. Any analysis will be approached with much less objectivity and instead tries to prove what the "experts" have already determined since, after all - the expert has the title. Learning which of these we are gives an amazing insight into life in general and how others think. I once had a student of mine call it a cheat sheet for life.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: It's like saying "I would love my wife more if she was dressed in clothes from this fashion designer rather than that one." That's not actually a terrible comparison considering that certain outfits will get someone more excited than others. My point was really more that it's a hassle to have to cross things like that, is it the primary concern not at all but still why even chance that you could get one less bid because of that
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Quote: I'll never understand that kind of logic. It is a unique piece. It is the same coin no matter what plastic it is in. It's like saying "I would love my wife more if she was dressed in clothes from this fashion designer rather than that one." Your problem is looking for logic where cognitive bias is involved. 
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Quote:Your problem is looking for logic where cognitive bias is involved.  Well said. I may write a requiem for logic. 
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Quote: Your problem is looking for logic where cognitive bias is involved. True, I keep forgetting that people, in general, are not logical.
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Pillar of the Community
United States
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Who cares if the coin is in a different plastic holder? It's not the plastic that's rare and valuable, it's the coin.
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Valued Member
United States
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For a coin like this who cares what plastic its in. Its a certified coin, you got a grade, and what the coin is. Move on with the PCGS vs NGC nonsense. Nobody is going to refuse this coin because of the holder.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Quote: For a coin like this who cares what plastic its in. Its a certified coin, you got a grade, and what the coin is. Move on with the PCGS vs NGC nonsense. Nobody is going to refuse this coin because of the holder. I never said refuse, just that it price can be negatively impacted which does happen.
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Your problem is looking for logic where cognitive bias is involved. True, I keep forgetting that people, in general, are not logical. People preferring cognitive bias to logic rarely see they harm their own cause by digging a hole deeper and deeper. Lending a shovel makes the hole all the more obvious to newbies on the sidelines. And sometimes - if and when the hole gets big enough - the digger can see it also. Win win.
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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Quote: . I never said refuse, just that it price can be negatively impacted which does happen. Gonna agree here. Do I think its completely idiotic that someone would let this coin pass because of the plastic its in? Absolutely, most others would likely agree to some extent. Does thinking thats idiotic mean it won't happen? Not at all. Who ever did buy it probably bought it for the coin itself and felt amazing at the discount he got. Now if He/She sent it to PCGS to reholder it they would probably make a serious profit at auction.
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