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<p>[QUOTE="Mark Feld, post: 619477, member: 11467"]With respect to the question you asked I would think that, having examined the coin in person, I probably had a much better idea about how to grade it than someone else (whether they were expert or not) who was trying to grade it from an image. But I wouldn't take personal offense.</p><p><br /></p><p>I agree about the problems in trying to grade coins from images. In fact, I have repeatedly posted something to the effect of "No one, no matter how expert, can consistently grade uncirculated and Proof coins accurately from images". </p><p><br /></p><p>Still, we can use images as a tool to discuss coins and grading and learn from them. For example, we don't know how accurate or inaccurate the images of the Morgan in question really are. But, I think it's fair to say that if they are accurate/not overly accentuating the flaws, the coin is not a solid MS64 example. Maybe it deserves a 64 and maybe it deserves a 63. Either way, it allows us to discuss the differences and what to look for in coins of various grades.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Mark Feld, post: 619477, member: 11467"]With respect to the question you asked I would think that, having examined the coin in person, I probably had a much better idea about how to grade it than someone else (whether they were expert or not) who was trying to grade it from an image. But I wouldn't take personal offense. I agree about the problems in trying to grade coins from images. In fact, I have repeatedly posted something to the effect of "No one, no matter how expert, can consistently grade uncirculated and Proof coins accurately from images". Still, we can use images as a tool to discuss coins and grading and learn from them. For example, we don't know how accurate or inaccurate the images of the Morgan in question really are. But, I think it's fair to say that if they are accurate/not overly accentuating the flaws, the coin is not a solid MS64 example. Maybe it deserves a 64 and maybe it deserves a 63. Either way, it allows us to discuss the differences and what to look for in coins of various grades.[/QUOTE]
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