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<p>[QUOTE="sakata, post: 2829944, member: 23778"]I noticed that you asked about grading in another thread as well. I good piece of advice is to never get a coin graded. Of course, that makes no sense because lots of people grade coins. So what do I mean?</p><p><br /></p><p>I have thousands of coins, several worth hundreds of dollars. I have never submitted a coin for grading. Why? Because I have no intention of selling them. I enjoy them as they are without spending extra money. I have some, fewer than 100, which I suspect are worth grading if I ever decide to try to sell them and I have made a note of these. I learned which ones are worth doing so by observing auctions and threads online and by reading books on grading. It took quite some time to be even moderately comfortable with selecting them and even to this day I am not totally confident.</p><p><br /></p><p>Have some patience. Learn about coins and enjoy them. Then one day if you decide to try to sell some of them you will have learned enough to have a good idea yourself which ones are worth it. One day I expect that I will reach that point but now I think I am only part of the way along the journey.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="sakata, post: 2829944, member: 23778"]I noticed that you asked about grading in another thread as well. I good piece of advice is to never get a coin graded. Of course, that makes no sense because lots of people grade coins. So what do I mean? I have thousands of coins, several worth hundreds of dollars. I have never submitted a coin for grading. Why? Because I have no intention of selling them. I enjoy them as they are without spending extra money. I have some, fewer than 100, which I suspect are worth grading if I ever decide to try to sell them and I have made a note of these. I learned which ones are worth doing so by observing auctions and threads online and by reading books on grading. It took quite some time to be even moderately comfortable with selecting them and even to this day I am not totally confident. Have some patience. Learn about coins and enjoy them. Then one day if you decide to try to sell some of them you will have learned enough to have a good idea yourself which ones are worth it. One day I expect that I will reach that point but now I think I am only part of the way along the journey.[/QUOTE]
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