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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;352sdeer, post: 2960165, member: 91351&quot;]Yeah I watched. If he handled my coins like that it would be the last time he handled my coins. Just takes ONE greasy brush of a finger then it’s toast! And what about the Third side nobody worries about the edge turning black? I would think that the 3rd side would be important especially for a proof or prooflike coin since their supposed to be the finest. Sometimes the standards just don’t make sense. Maybe it’s a silver coin thing? I do copper and ALWAYS handle any coin that’s not circulated with GLOVES. I buy them by the dozen and have them EVERYWHERE! The guy in the Video should try some. I only collect Lincoln Cents BUT I take the time and care to properly handle, conserve and store my coins most of which are only worth a few Cents themselves. I hate to see such poor examples of coin handling and will always comment when I see it.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]724401[/ATTACH]</p><p>Reed.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]724396[/ATTACH]</p><p>And that coin WILL now have finger marks from the middle finger that the coins Reverse is IS contact with, IT HAS TO BE. it will now look like the example I posted above except the video coins Reverse will be fingermarked just like the marks by the 1 L I on my posted coin. You can be all the righteous you want to be but im right here. Sorry[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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