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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mainebill, post: 24871508, member: 44004&quot;]I’d rather trust a skilled grader that’s not absolutely burned out than a machine. There’s plenty of skilled and knowledgeable numismatists out there such as JA and others. Plenty here I’d trust over a machine such as Insider. I’m no tech fan at all. If it’s my money on the line. I want humans to grade my coin even with the margin of human error.&nbsp; Can a machine understand strike weakness. Die wear. And some of the eccentricities of early coins. Would they call clashed dies damage?&nbsp; Would they catch skilled professional doctoring.&nbsp; On mass produced modern crap who cares is there really a difference between a ms 69 or 70 silver eagle. I don’t think so.&nbsp; They’re just crap bullion worth their weight in silver if you ask me.&nbsp; But an early large cent that’s about 2 strike’s away from the die falling apart. That’s&nbsp; where i want a skilled human grader. As the machine probably wouldn’t understand the cracks or be able to attribute the Sheldon variety[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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