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Old 01-10-2009, 10:38 PM   #12 (permalink)
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Can you guys help me to understand how grading services determine whether coins are circulated versus uncirculated? Whenever I see coins that are AU-50 to AU-58, I cannot really tell if they are circulated.

More importantly, if a coin is listed as uncirculated, I cannot really tell if it has never been circulated. I would love to learn how to tell the difference.
Look for slight changes in the color or luster on the coins high spot on this walker look at her left breast you can see a slight color change this is wear .
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