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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;tammiGee, post: 3266958, member: 98133&quot;][USER=99634]@NatedoggAZ[/USER] What you find is that within a short time you will develop your own&nbsp; process for a quick initial&nbsp; inspect-obverse and the same inspect for the reverse. I start with the obverse in this order; date and mint mark, go left to the element(subject)for a quick 100% look over, left to the LIBERTY, then an upward clockwise spin around the top to inspect the IGWT.&nbsp; Flip and do a&nbsp; somewhat slower spin around the entire coin seeing letters,&nbsp; wheat ears each side finishing with the ONE CENT and below that the USOA.&nbsp; Anything OTHER than an apparent perfectly punched coin and (some that look right but need to be looked at again like key dates) I separate from the perfect looking ones.You will get a method and get quicker and keener&nbsp; the more you do it. Don&#039;t forget, it can look perfect but could have a tiny nuance like an RPM or a double ear so I expect to do the entire search over at least once more. If I try to do a full blow evaluation/date and mint mark glean/and also look for minor and major errors all at the same time, I most certainly have and will miss something. Quickness isn&#039;t exactly as important as details especially when searching for errors.&nbsp;&nbsp; Now I can do all of this in about 15-20 seconds per coin thanks to the microscope..trademarked: My Crazy Method[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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