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<p>[QUOTE="USS656, post: 1577033, member: 6641"]Welcome to cointalk! I really liked all of the points especially 2, 6, and 8. Different people believe different things. When I first started collecting a very well respected member warned against number 6 but to this day I am happy I picked up a number of lower grade coins. I really learned quite a bit by examining these coins without worrying about the harm I might do. Since then I have become much more skilled at understanding the difference in grade. I also have had the opportunity to go to a couple major shows where you can find high end coins at most dealers tables. When you look at 20 ms65 coins of the same date and type you realize one how common these can be and also how different one can look from another. Again, its one of those moments that makes you reexamine how bad I want the coin at the price offered. Is the coin really acceptable for the actual condition and price compared to the many other examples available? So I like the advice of easing yourself into the hobby and handling as many coins as you can before starting on high value collections.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="USS656, post: 1577033, member: 6641"]Welcome to cointalk! I really liked all of the points especially 2, 6, and 8. Different people believe different things. When I first started collecting a very well respected member warned against number 6 but to this day I am happy I picked up a number of lower grade coins. I really learned quite a bit by examining these coins without worrying about the harm I might do. Since then I have become much more skilled at understanding the difference in grade. I also have had the opportunity to go to a couple major shows where you can find high end coins at most dealers tables. When you look at 20 ms65 coins of the same date and type you realize one how common these can be and also how different one can look from another. Again, its one of those moments that makes you reexamine how bad I want the coin at the price offered. Is the coin really acceptable for the actual condition and price compared to the many other examples available? So I like the advice of easing yourself into the hobby and handling as many coins as you can before starting on high value collections.[/QUOTE]
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