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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;chascat, post: 2595851, member: 76792&quot;]Grading coins can be very subjective.&nbsp; Today we,ve attempted to accurately grade three 1885-O Morgans, by some very qualified collectors, and we come up with opinions ranging from AU55 thru MS65 and everything in between.&nbsp; I,m not at all surprised with these results.&nbsp; When you hire professional grading services, you end up with similar, but professional results.&nbsp; Most of us grade coins the way we expect them to be, or in a manor which we feel is accurate, based upon our personal experience in buying and selling coins.&nbsp; When submitting raw coins for grading, we all experience surprises when the results are in.&nbsp; I plan on taking a couple of grading seminars in the near future to help with the knowledge, or lack of, in my coin grading. In today,s&nbsp; sophisticated coin market, the slightest mistake in the wrong place can be extremely volatile.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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