CAC Grading Service planned for start in 2023.

[SilverPlatinum]

PCGS, NGC, and now we will have CAC as a 3rd reputable grading company 😀.

I hope they have lower grading prices than PCGS and NGC to start acquiring customers.

What do you think about their 1st year holders? Will they be collectable later on like the old PCGS and NGC holders? There are people in the U.S. buying the coins for the holders😮.

 

URL: https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/cac-grading-service-planned-for-start-in-2023

Edited November 14, 2022 by SilverPlatinum

[LawrenceChard]

53 minutes ago, SilverPlatinum said:

PCGS, NGC, and now we will have CAC as a 3rd reputable grading company 😀.

I hope they have lower grading prices than PCGS and NGC to start acquiring customers.

What do you think about their 1st year holders? Will they be collectable later on like the old PCGS and NGC holders? There are people in the U.S. buying the coins for the holders😮.

 

URL: https://www.coinworld.com/news/us-coins/cac-grading-service-planned-for-start-in-2023

The acronym CAC is rather unfortunate:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cack

😎

[StackemHigh]

With every grading there will be a free but very offensive malodorous  smell that will quickly become synonymous with each and every CAC slab!

[westminstrel]

4 hours ago, LawrenceChard said:

The acronym CAC is rather unfortunate:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/cack

😎

It’s also slang for 💩 in at least one country.

[GoldStatue]

CAC also another name for the French stock market 😀

The green bean doesn't really get mentioned in the UK and NGC seem to be the biggest coin grading company over this side of the pond.

I would imagine there would need to be a really compelling argument for someone to send all their slabbed coins off to CAC to get them re-graded, sounds like a really expensive and time consuming task.