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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Omegaraptor, post: 2284059, member: 76105&quot;]I have decided to make a sliding scale of how severe damage on a coin is to signify whether damage is minor or major.</p><p><br /></p><p>DMG-1: The coin has a little bit of minor damage, such as a medium sized scratch. It&#039;s only noticeable if you know where to look.</p><p>DMG-2: The coin has some more minor damage than in DMG-1. It&#039;s easy to see.</p><p>DMG-3: The coin has multiple instances of minor damage, or one instance of major damage.</p><p>DMG-4: The coin has minor damage that covers a significant portion of the coin, or at least 2-3 major imperfections. If a coin has 1 major damage a DMG-2 level of minor damage, it falls under DMG-4.</p><p>DMG-5: The coin would not grade problem-free at SGS.</p><p>DMG-6: The coin is completely toasted off by corrosion, put in the ground for years, run over by a train, or is missing parts.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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