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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael Terry, post: 2315181, member: 76710&quot;]I have no problem myself grading coins, other than my eye site. I hope to soon have a remedy</p><p>To that soon. Yesterday I ordered off eBay a digital microscope made for looking at coins, stamps</p><p>And paper money. It hooks right to your computer and shows the coin right on your computer or</p><p>tv? If you want the whole picture to be say just a picture just to show the picture say of a double die date you can take a picture of it and safe on the computer. I saw an example of where a guy took a picture of a double date and no one could say that it was not double. The picture with an eye loupe</p><p>Some people would not beleive it was a double.</p><p>As far as coin grading goes, in 1954 when I was six years old in the first grade, my Grandmother gave me one of those blue books to collect pennies. It started in 1909 and went to 1950 as I remember. I have been collecting coins since 1954. Once owned a coin shop in Colorado Springs.</p><p>I could not afford not to know how to grade coins. The only coins I ever had graded were the high</p><p>Dollar coins or a coin that a customer wanted to purchase but did not agree with my grading.</p><p>But thanks for the info, you are never to old or to good to learn. Thanks</p><p>Mike[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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