Seriously , the grading companies are their to make money ; just as LEGO is their to make money , they just use different vehicles to do it.
Sure they might have started out to clean up the industry and for other noble reasons, but no they proudly claim " we
have graded 35 million that is MILLION coins over the years!
So these companies opened in the mid 80's? ; who thinks slabbed coins became the norm in the first five years ?
So reality sets in to realise that to grade over 30 MiLLiON coins in around 35 years years , then those professional graders are taking coins home at night outside of work hours LoL ;)
I am not sure how much a professional grader gets paid to look at 750 to over 1,ooo coins per day , maybe they work through their lunch breaks :(
Remember each coin is seen by at least 2 or 3 graders so no matter the original motivation for getting into coin grading, today it is about mass production !
It will always be in the
TPG's favour to under-grade since they know that coin will be resubmitted,but if the grade is questionable then enter stage right the CAC services . . .
If the grading companies were serious about doing a decent grading job consistently , they would simply refuse to grade any coin under a 500 market value to lower submission levels.
And I think we all know that will happen the day after our Sun goes supernova!
Regards , always remember human nature is about opinions;
the best sports teams,the best political party,the best form of government, what grade is this coin etc.
Now we can argue over the best
TPG's services :)