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EPISODE · Jul 4, 2025 · 56 MIN

John Albanese on CAC, Grading Services, Gradeflation, Moderns vs. Classic Coins, Market Trends...

from Red Book Podcast · host Whitman Brands-Greysheet

John Albanese: Founder of CAC and CAC Grading Joins the Red Book Podcast In this episode of the Red Book Podcast, Jeff and John welcome a very special guest, John Albanese, founder and CEO of CAC and CAC Grading. This in-depth conversation covers John's extensive background and contributions to the coin grading industry, including the founding of three major grading companies: PCGS, NGC, and CACG. John discusses the evolution of coin grading, the significance of modern coins, and the challenges of great inflation. He also shares insights into the unique holder designs at CACG, the importance of modern coins, and his thoughts on the future of the coin market. Additionally, John reveals his personal collecting interests and highlights some of the most memorable coins that have crossed his desk during his illustrious career. Don't miss this intriguing episode filled with stories, insights, and expert opinions from one of the most influential figures in the coin grading world.

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