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How Valid Is The Dealer's Grading Representation?

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 Posted 03/12/2008  9:07 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Robberbaron to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I only buy coins that are professionally graded. I have learned the hard way over the years. I have gotten counterfeits ( bought a 1875 Trade dollar sent it to pcgs and it was silver but it was a mexican peso filed down and re-stamped. I called the seller who gave me my money back and paid me for my grading cost. Nice guy but he also had no idea what he we selling I was an idioy:( and lucky to get my money back), mis graded stuff etc. But now that I learned to grade and I have taken some classes offered by the ANA and have poured over information I know what to look for. I always tended to under grade common coins and over grade rarer coins...imagine that:) Information is the key, learn as much has possible on your area your focusing on. The ANA also offers a lending library on almost anything you would want.
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I have the same fear that you do, altho thankfully not because I have been taken. At least as far as I know, I have not. Being such a neophyte opens me up to all kinds of things, so I absolutely need to be careful with whom I do business. Very cautious so far, but having fun along the learning pathway.
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