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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;cjh1985, post: 653794, member: 19846&quot;]Thanks, Vess1. Love the Morgan example. And that dealers are not graders - good point.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>You folks are the masters (to one degree or another) and I have the ultimate respect for all of you:bow:. I&#039;m not going to even try to duplicate your knowledge in this field.</p><p>What is cool, though, is because of technology, a person new to the field (any field), who is focused and dedicated (as much as I can be with a full time job and family of 5) can beef up his knowledge quicker than ever before. For example, I have been going to Heritage auctions, pulling up certain coins, blowing up the photograph, and studying them (looking at them in a clockwise fashion as I was instructed in one of the books I&#039;m reading). And what&#039;s great is many times, in the comments section, Heritage (or whoever) will state the flaws of the coin i.e &quot;2 rivets in the shield of the SLQ are not struck well but that it is common in an MSXX graded coin&quot;. So in effect they are teaching me what to look for with certain series and certain grades. (<b>PLEASE DON&#039;T TAKE THAT THE WRONG WAY, I DON&#039;T KNOW 1/1000 OF WHAT YOU FOLKS DO - and will never</b>) it&#039;s just kind a cool how technology can help people learn <u>anything</u> faster than ever before.</p><p>I&#039;d love to be picking your all of your brains in person, it would be a blast, but at least it&#039;s something.</p><p>&nbsp;</p><p>I&#039;ll let you know how it goes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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