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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Dollar1948, post: 542633, member: 17239&quot;]Thats sounds like a really interesting and novel idea, if i got it right. Correct me if I got the jist of it wrong.</p><p>Use a starting point associated with the coin&#039;s specific attribute specific to its variety, (like canadas&#039; 1926 Far 6-use the top of the 6), and plot horizonal or verticle lines to another point, like a denticle or such, in order to accuratly determine if it is an authentic variety. Its kind of like the same method surveyors would use.</p><p>If I&#039;ve nailed it, i would wonder if the professional coin grader would use a tool of this nature. Ya know, it would be nice if they did, and they could return a soft or hard copy of the plotted information, with the grade coin. They do indicate the variety.</p><p>Im sure alot of people agree, that some varieity of coins are very hard to determine even when using a strong loupe. This may make it much more cut and dry.</p><p>Now, Id love to see this process taken one step further, and have a standard software/scanning program that can accuratley grade coins. No more human intervention.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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