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hardest series to grade from photos?
For me it is Peace dollars...just can't get a feel for luster without having them in hand. To many out there with spotty luster thats easy to hide in a photo....I have sent back two now after seeing them in hand.
Although I am a novice.
Although I am a novice.
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<< <i>Indian $2.5 and $5s. They're hard to grade in hand, too! >>
Yup, by far
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Don't tell anybody...but I have no idea how to grade $2.5 and $5 indians in grades AU50 to MS62...and pictures don't help!
hrh
but, even a great pic of a merc and i,d still not be sure of myself
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<< <i>Brilliant proofs. If you have a hard time getting a decent phot, you surely are going to have a hard time trying to grade from them. >>
Agree. Hairlines are a major factor in grading proofs and they don't show up very well in pics.
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<< <i>Indian $2.5 and $5s. They're hard to grade in hand, too! >>
Yup, by far >>
I have to agree with Jeremy to.
hrh
So far as a series goes, I think Standing Liberty quarters are tough to grade. I'm real fussy when it comes to Ms. Liberty's knee. If she has a rub there, I'm out. Usually it takes a peak with a 10X to check the knee. Most pictures can't compare to a 10X view.
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<< <i>Indian $2.5 and $5s. They're hard to grade in hand, too! >>
Absolutely, indisputably correct.
<< <i>Don't tell anybody...but I have no idea how to grade $2.5 and $5 indians in grades AU50 to MS62...and pictures don't help!
hrh >>
I admire your humility, HRH. You seem like a nice guy.