The owner of ENGS, Terry Jones, sent me an email concerning the comment I made in regard to ENGS, of which he claims to own. I can't verify this, but I posted the email for you to read.
Here it is:
TO WHOMEVER.
ENGS COINS IS MY COMPANY,SAYING THAT YOU WOULD NOT PUT A MS 69 PEACE DOLLAR IN MY HOLDER IF YOU HAD ONE IS SLURING MY COMPANY. I TALKED TO MY ATTORNY HERE IN EVANSVILLE, INDIANA AND HE'S GIVING YOU 1 WEEK TO REMOVE YOUR COMMENTS ABOUT MY GRADING SERVICE.OR YOU WILL BE IN COURT AT YOUR COST.
1 WEEK. TERRY JONES
Here's my reply:
I change my comments on your company as you requested. My comment wasn't
meant to slander your service, but that an MS69 would sale for more in a
PCGS holder (I know I didn't specify this fact, but that was my line of
thought). It wouldn't be wise on my part, as a dealer, to use a mostly
unrecognized service. If you have a website, phone number, grading
guarantee, or submission address, I would like this information for my site
visitors, and I will post it on my ENGS page.
Best Regards,
Daniel Malone
Owner/Operator of coinauctionshelp.com
I didn't receive a response to this email, but on further inspection, I noticed his email address is terry@scrapgoldusa.com. I visited scrapgoldusa.com and didn't see any references to ENGS on this website, but Terry Jones is the owner, and the Evansville, Indiana correlates with his email. I did see a reference to an offer to have your rare coins graded TGS grading service.
I visited this link and discovered that TGS means, Trust Grading Service. Also, here is the contact information on TGS: Address: Suite 1118 Washington Square Mall
Evansville, IN 47715
Telephone: (812) 402-4385
E-mail : service@tgscoins.com
If Terry Jones is the owner of ENGS then he changed grading service names, and started a new one (TGS). I couldn't locate a picture of a TGS slab, but the site promises a "coming soon" video of their grading process.