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<p>[QUOTE="Aslpride, post: 1787420, member: 36954"]Okay, okay, okay. Everyone have opinions on using gloves. Let me share my opinion on using gloves. Please don't take my opinion as offensive, but enlightenment on using gloves.</p><p> </p><p>First of all, my perspective when someone said, "I don't need gloves because I can handle coins without mistake by touch surface." IMO, it's a perfectionism behavior. I am sure anyone won't admit that they did make mistake by touch surface after years of experience and it could be a costly mistake. </p><p> </p><p>I find it an ironic that same people who preach us that oil treatment on coins from slight to dipped is a no-no because over time the oil will ruin the coin and yet, they said it's OK to handle coins by edge without gloves. I found that a questionable because of the statements by them regarding to "Oil". Overtime the oil will crawling around the coin. Therefore, oil from our fingers touch the edge will stay there and developing whatever it would become to a infested elements on coins in long run. You are welcome to correct my argumentative.</p><p> </p><p>I used gloves for all reason as stated by others. I am trying to avoid transfer oil from my fingers on UNC and proofs. However, I still use gloves for circulated coins because they are filthy! You still do find boogers attached to coins and it's disgusting to handle without gloves. You are welcome to call me, "mysophobia". <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" /></p><p> </p><p>Again, everyone are prone to mistakes as it's normal. It's OK to admit that we do make mistakes from time to time. As I mentioned previous that it's could be costly mistake because any fingerprint on coins will automatic grade MS 65 despite if it may grade higher.</p><p> </p><p>It's always good to use gloves despite if you have years of experiences handle coins. For me, I am still using it and will always wear it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Aslpride, post: 1787420, member: 36954"]Okay, okay, okay. Everyone have opinions on using gloves. Let me share my opinion on using gloves. Please don't take my opinion as offensive, but enlightenment on using gloves. First of all, my perspective when someone said, "I don't need gloves because I can handle coins without mistake by touch surface." IMO, it's a perfectionism behavior. I am sure anyone won't admit that they did make mistake by touch surface after years of experience and it could be a costly mistake. I find it an ironic that same people who preach us that oil treatment on coins from slight to dipped is a no-no because over time the oil will ruin the coin and yet, they said it's OK to handle coins by edge without gloves. I found that a questionable because of the statements by them regarding to "Oil". Overtime the oil will crawling around the coin. Therefore, oil from our fingers touch the edge will stay there and developing whatever it would become to a infested elements on coins in long run. You are welcome to correct my argumentative. I used gloves for all reason as stated by others. I am trying to avoid transfer oil from my fingers on UNC and proofs. However, I still use gloves for circulated coins because they are filthy! You still do find boogers attached to coins and it's disgusting to handle without gloves. You are welcome to call me, "mysophobia". :) Again, everyone are prone to mistakes as it's normal. It's OK to admit that we do make mistakes from time to time. As I mentioned previous that it's could be costly mistake because any fingerprint on coins will automatic grade MS 65 despite if it may grade higher. It's always good to use gloves despite if you have years of experiences handle coins. For me, I am still using it and will always wear it.[/QUOTE]
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