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<p>[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 1012328, member: 112"]OK, for those that disagree with my comments, here is an example. This coin I would grade no better than VF20. But yet when I weighed it, at the time this picture was taken, it had lost a whopping 3 one thousandths of a gram - 0.003gm from its original weight. And this is a coin made of our softest coinage metal. Arguably the one that should stand to lose the most weight from wear if indeed coins do lose weight from wear.</p><p><br /></p><p>How do you explain that if what I say is not true ?</p><p><br /></p><p>And, over the years, I have weighed more than few coins that were in G condition that were within 1% of mint tolerance.</p><p><br /></p><p>Now could there be exceptions to this ? Of course. But the general rule stands true. I also agree that there is a point in condition where this rule is no longer true, but that point is at least G or lower.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="GDJMSP, post: 1012328, member: 112"]OK, for those that disagree with my comments, here is an example. This coin I would grade no better than VF20. But yet when I weighed it, at the time this picture was taken, it had lost a whopping 3 one thousandths of a gram - 0.003gm from its original weight. And this is a coin made of our softest coinage metal. Arguably the one that should stand to lose the most weight from wear if indeed coins do lose weight from wear. How do you explain that if what I say is not true ? And, over the years, I have weighed more than few coins that were in G condition that were within 1% of mint tolerance. Now could there be exceptions to this ? Of course. But the general rule stands true. I also agree that there is a point in condition where this rule is no longer true, but that point is at least G or lower.[/QUOTE]
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