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Do yourself a favor and please don't sell them in the slabs, or even say it's your "company." You would be a lot better off selling them raw, without your "grade" (View Post)

You do not have the necessary qualifications to be grading coins. Your grades are 100% wrong. I'd recommend finding a local coin club or coin shop, a mentor, and time to devote to studying grading. (View Post)

35. (View Post)

The higher grade example is definitely more eye appealing. (View Post)

F15. Maybe a 20 (View Post)