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<p>[QUOTE="ProofRon, post: 149675, member: 5170"]Thanks for the remarks-</p><p>Why don't one of you knowledgeable guys write a post on the FAQ or similar forum to list the entire procedure that guys like me now have to look all over for- something like "Cracking, grading, and Shipping". (How to crack proof/uncirculated coins sets, handle them while grading, and preparing them for shipment to a grading company?). </p><p>I know it sounds like a lot, but it would save a lot of newbie time to be able to get all this info in one spot.</p><p>I was scared to death of cracking my first proof set, then seemed to have trouble handling the coins with white cotton gloves.</p><p>-how DO you manage to touch only the edge when the coin keeps slipping?</p><p>-If you do lightly touch the coin with cotton gloves does it damage the coin?</p><p>-Does placing the coin on a cotton cloth cause any damage?</p><p>-Does sliding the coin into a mylar flip cause any damage?</p><p>I'm probably over-cautious, but the coin posts seem to imply that the grading companies pick up on the slightest possibility of the coin touching anything. </p><p>Are these things that experienced coiners just manage to avoid?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ProofRon, post: 149675, member: 5170"]Thanks for the remarks- Why don't one of you knowledgeable guys write a post on the FAQ or similar forum to list the entire procedure that guys like me now have to look all over for- something like "Cracking, grading, and Shipping". (How to crack proof/uncirculated coins sets, handle them while grading, and preparing them for shipment to a grading company?). I know it sounds like a lot, but it would save a lot of newbie time to be able to get all this info in one spot. I was scared to death of cracking my first proof set, then seemed to have trouble handling the coins with white cotton gloves. -how DO you manage to touch only the edge when the coin keeps slipping? -If you do lightly touch the coin with cotton gloves does it damage the coin? -Does placing the coin on a cotton cloth cause any damage? -Does sliding the coin into a mylar flip cause any damage? I'm probably over-cautious, but the coin posts seem to imply that the grading companies pick up on the slightest possibility of the coin touching anything. Are these things that experienced coiners just manage to avoid?[/QUOTE]
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