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Yes, of course we both know that. And it doesn’t change the reality that trying to grade ungraded coins from images and buying them is very different from buying professionally graded coins (either w… (View Post)

That ignores the fact that the coins have already been professionally graded by multiple graders who examined the coins in hand and didn’t have to grade from images. Additionally, many bidders have r… (View Post)

“Standard for a "yes" vote is that an in person grader would not be noticeably more accurate than a person grading from images.” You need to define “noticeably more accurate”. (View Post)

That doesn’t address current grading scales for mint state and Proof coins, when trying to grade to an accuracy of a single point (or even two points). And that’s a major portion of the grading unive… (View Post)

“Can You Grade From Images?” Other than perhaps for circulated coins, usually, not accurately enough to provide good feedback and/or make important decisions. Those who believe otherwise, probably ne… (View Post)