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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Jim Dale, post: 5369777, member: 100459&quot;]Many years ago, I got interested in coin collecting when I inherited my father&#039;s coin collection.&nbsp; I started reading about coins..Silver coins, Gold coins, and many other types.&nbsp; I decided that I wanted to see some coins that were in a coin store.&nbsp; I lucked up and found a dealer that bought and sold coins.&nbsp; He showed me several gold coins and he recommended a couple.&nbsp; I bought them Raw.&nbsp; He suggested that I should have them graded.&nbsp; He was going to a show shortly and recommended that I have them graded by a company that should be there and I could save some money by him having get them graded at the show.&nbsp; He took them to the show and they were graded.&nbsp; When he returned, they had been graded by NGC, a very reputable company.&nbsp; One of the coins was a 1895 $10 Liberty Eagle, It was graded MS61.&nbsp; Being new, I didn&#039;t know if it was good or not.&nbsp; Anyway, the other coin was a 1904 Liberty Double Eagle.&nbsp; It came back with &quot;UNC. Details-Obverse Scratched&quot;&nbsp; The question I have is, has the coin been cleaned and they just wanted to avoid that?</p><p>I&#039;ve not had any coins graded since.&nbsp; Most gold and silver are from the mint.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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