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 Posted 02/06/2008  4:25 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Lucky_13 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Ok Thanks
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Quote " I can be reasonably sure of their authenticity and grade "

I recently heard the NGC has been compromised by chinese fake masters, so I'm not sure that you can really trust any TPG. It is truly a sad situation.


It's not foolproof, but at least it is another step or process they need to worry about when trying to sell fakes.
I'm going to get all my rare/keys slabbed for ease of selling if and when I do so.
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What I don't understand is why you are limiting yourself to NGC, since it seems like an extremely silly thing to do. All TPG's have overgraded and undergraded coins in their holders. The key is knowing how to grade for yourself and being able to discern which coins are problem-free and which ones aren't.
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Busthalf, since you are starting a type set I would agree with buying the coins already slabbed......there is no way of becoming familiar enough with each series to buy raw. That said, why limit yourself to the coins in ngc holders? You almost triple your choices by including pcgs and anacs as well. Also, pcgs coins will hold their value better than ngc or anacs.

What type of set are you looking to put together? NGC has multi-coin holders for smaller sets (like date) that would look pretty cool and keep the plastic to a minimum.

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I chose NGC over PCGS and ANACS mainly due to cost of purchase and grading reputation. NGC was cheaper to purchase than PCGS and their grading reputation was better than ANACS.
The type set I'm putting together is based on different design changes not metal content.
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