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Do the grading services limit the amount of time graders spend looking at coins?
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This is a serious question. I suspect that the amount of glare a grader's eyes would be subjected to would be considerable, especially if grading things like modern proofs. What safeguards are in place to protect the grader's sight over a period of time?
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<< <i>This is a serious question. I suspect that the amount of glare a grader's eyes would be subjected to would be considerable, especially if grading things like modern proofs. What safeguards are in place to protect the grader's sight over a period of time? >>
Even though I love the coins, being a professional grader is not a job that I would want to have. I think I would tire very quickly of the process.
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<< <i> I suspect that the amount of glare a grader's eyes would be subjected to would be considerable, especially if grading things like modern proofs. What safeguards are in place to protect the grader's sight over a period of time? >>
Graders are required to wear sun glasses to protect their eyesight.
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<< <i> I suspect that the amount of glare a grader's eyes would be subjected to would be considerable, especially if grading things like modern proofs. What safeguards are in place to protect the grader's sight over a period of time? >>
Graders are required to wear sun glasses to protect their eyesight. >>
Sometimes, from what I have seen in slabs, I think they wear welding helmets.
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Sometimes, from what I have seen in slabs, I think they wear welding helmets. >>