Etiquette Question

Coin just arrived. Here are some photos. Now that it has been marked as clean, I think I can see it. But, if I can see it, this guy with 50+ years in the business darn well could have seen it, too. I don't think NGC made a mistake. There are wipe marks on the bear which I thought, at the time, may had been die polishing. They are so organized and careful. Also, the amount of luster threw me off. Ugh.. theoretically, I still like this hobby, but there are just so many people who are out to pawn off inferior items and steal your money.
It still might be worth going back and having a conversation, which will obviously result in nothing or something. At the worst, he knows that I now know and that he's lost a customer who was planning on going back regularly. And, I don't really need to worry about staying on his good side. At this point I don't care. At best, I'm not sure. Maybe an accident and a refund.


Thanks again for the feedback

It is a nice coin. The satin look is a sure sign of a cleaning.
I see veteran dealers all the time, especially at the big shows, selling obviously cleaned coins as original, all raw of course.
I remember who they are and avoid in the future.