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Re: The mathematics of coin grading
I believe that generally, other than AU58 examples, circulated coins are easier (not harder) to grade than mint state and Proof ones and thus, don’t take as long. (View Post)2 -
Re: The mathematics of coin grading
Mr. @pursuitofliberty, I didn’t really answer your question of how many coins an hour I graded, due to the quality control work I did, which slowed me down on my grading. But, in general, as mentione… (View Post)4 -
Re: Thoughts on this ANACS Proof Morgan
It’s impossible to place a meaningful value on most Proof coins from images and this one is no exception. But if the seller’s asking 66+ money, what’s the point of trying to come in with an estimated… (View Post)6 -
Re: The mathematics of coin grading
Overall, my recollection is that my experience was quite similar to what @OwenSeymour posted about his. We weren’t given any time limits. As far as the amount of time changing based on the types and … (View Post)13 -
Re: First and only known PROOF 1824/1 Capped Bust half-dollar certified
Did J.D. view the coin in hand and say it was a Proof? (View Post)1
