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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;TheFinn, post: 3226470, member: 90102&quot;]The other thing that is done in European grading is to grade the coin technically, them describe why.&nbsp; So a 1924-S Buffalo nickel without a full horn, but has full luster may be graded as &quot;gVF, as struck&quot; to identify the coin as uncirculated, but struck in VF grade due to the amount of details shown.&nbsp; Some Lincoln cents struck in the &#039;20s, like a 1922-D or no D with a weak or worn die may be said to be in Fine for details, but as struck to describe that the weakness isn&#039;t from wear.&nbsp; Much easier to identify a correct grade and condition, and thus price.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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