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Message:: [QUOTE="Bambam8778, post: 3904249, member: 80341"]You collect what you like. If it’s not the highest of quality that’s up to you. Nobody else to tell you what you should enjoy. What’s going on isn’t everyone was trying to save you a few bucks from sending it in to be graded. Most, not all, people send coins in to try to get a nice high grade to flip. If your intention is to learn how to grade I would say tackle that in a less expensive way. There are a number of books to help out there. Websites. What I like to do isn’t find a friend who has a number of graded coins and cover the grade up, examine and make the best guess I can. Then if you’re wrong, try to find out where you went wrong. That costs nothing for you and cements a cool friendship with a coin buddy. At the very end of the day, if you want to send it in, send it in. Just know the cost of it before you do.[/QUOTE]