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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;beef1020, post: 2071243, member: 24544&quot;]Net grading is basically your sense of how much to deduct from the coin due to flaws.&nbsp; There is no standard per se, but there are some general guidelines.&nbsp; Basically, you are trying to compare problem coins with non-problem coins.&nbsp; So, for the same amount of money at what point would you take your coin over a problem free example.&nbsp; The 15 net 6 grade indicates that I would pay the same amount for a problem free 6 and your coin.&nbsp; That&#039;s the basics, when it comes to coins like yours, considered scudzy, they sell for a significant reduction compared to problem free.&nbsp; So your coin at 15 net 6 would be in the $700 range while a problem free 6 would be in the $3,000 range.</p><p><br /></p><p>For me, the higher the original sharpness grade, the more I deduct for problems.&nbsp; Man made problems, like scratches/dings, get a higher deduction then natural ones, like corrosion.&nbsp; For your coin, I see sever corrosion, cleaning, and that active green corrosion.&nbsp; The corrosion alone would knock the grade around half, add in how unattractive the corrosion and cleaning are and I take a couple more off.&nbsp; Mainbill posted a nice 94 a couple weeks ago showing a coin with pretty sever corrosion while also being very attractive, so there are no hard and fast rules.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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