COIN GRADES AND ABBREVIATIONS FOR BEGINNERS

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Title	:	COIN GRADES AND ABBREVIATIONS FOR BEGINNERS
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VF35
Comment from : @shibui99

5 years later and this is still helping some newbies like me! Thanks!!
Comment from : @stevestojan

VF
Comment from : @rasbobbo

AU 55
Comment from : @aznation4592

what does RU mean?
Comment from : @wencecastellanos3853

Xf 40, GOD BLESS EVERYONE
Comment from : @duanekraft158

I'm slow is a Pf 69 ultra cameo good in a 2014 s silver 50c ok I figured it out I have perfect coins but is that saying anything since there proofs
Comment from : @oldscoolcooldiecast1879

What does the phrase km mean in coin talk?
Comment from : @inedjones203

!st grade attempt was EF30, 2nd grade AU58
Comment from : @thexpurt

VF35
Comment from : @keelerhunt8645

Here’s a fun question Are slabbed coins worth their premium? Is the growth in value more substantial than simply collecting as much weight as possible in silver, or as many coins as you can afford even at lower values?
Comment from : @kaibaird4941

Thanks for that info I’d guess VF about that Morgan
Comment from : @DiggNitty

High F to low VF I'm new so a little feed back on my ( guess ) would help
Comment from : @garyryan7852WR

xf 45 on the 1921!
Comment from : @tom_morgandealer_pgh1648

What does it cost to grade a coin?
Comment from : @matrixist

Chiodos?
Comment from : @zachwatson319

Ms63
Comment from : @John-cr3do

Thanks for putting everything in the description, I thought I was going to have to write down the spreadsheet😵🙏
Comment from : @HK47_115

I give it a fine grade
Comment from : @VijaySonar-click

Very nicely explained, understood a lot, thank you🙏
Comment from : @VijaySonar-click

Sir you got me in it
Comment from : @russelllowe6910

8:33 AU has NO wear (it has not circulated) it is like uncirculated but the mint did not keep it apart so scratches and handprints are visiblebrWear will be at the upper part of a coin, "LIBERTY" is incuse so if this isn't readable better scrap this for silver brOr it must dubble die like year 1901
Comment from : @JWPemperor

Thank you soo much for this! I am starting to buy pre1933 gold coins, and I have noticed condition abbreviations, and I was looking for an explanation I’m happy to have found your video🤑😁
Comment from : @soniatobias6060

It looks like my Morgan 8 TF
Comment from : @stevenburke6515

what is a 8 TF morgan
Comment from : @stevenburke6515

I call it a VF
Comment from : @davidmontgomery9570

can an everyday coin, a quarter, with the highest grade bring a lot of money in return?
Comment from : @laurachamberlain9591

VF would be my guess
Comment from : @MrJackHackney

Yeah, that's was a lot of 411 in 15:55 I'll have to watch this one again a couple of times My ADD and my bipolar disorder don't help 😆
Comment from : @justacinnamonbun8658

Did you ever say what you graded it as? I say VF
Comment from : @DarthStacker

Informative video thanks I'm going to guess VF
Comment from : @stephenlombardi2858

I think the coin is in the high F/lower VF maybe 😁
Comment from : @vilislavtsonev9316

vf 30
Comment from : @mikerulon

Dude this is some good info, you're providing an amazing public service!
Comment from : @djbioman4898

EF full detail, but lost it's lusteridk🤔😊👍✌
Comment from : @ozzyalchemist8806

Dam Guido this video was so good I had to watch it twice! Everyone should bookmark this one!
Comment from : @flatlineracer3207

Strangely, I was just thinking about getting a few coins graded too brbrThis video was nicely timed! brGreat information, thanks for the spot on video, brother
Comment from : @Paranoid-Philosopher

XF 55
Comment from : @johnchristopher8530

@UCSyb3TBT7meUhVwDjejHzlgbrI took some dictation down: UNC: MS 70-Perfect / MS69, Perfect only to the naked eye / MS68??? / MS67-may not have any visible scratches / MS66-Visible scratches / MS65-Above average strike / MS64-average or better strike with no severe markings / MS63-average strike, moderate marks and scratches / MS 60-a poor strike with heavy marksbrCIRC: Friction or Wear on the devices AU50-some luster remains / XF-bits of luster, light wear / XF40-the design is still visible but the high points starting to wear, no luster / VF35-light wear, major details still visible / VF30-beginning to flatten / VF20 moderate wear, loss of detail / F / VG / G / AG / FR / PO {Morgans start to wear in the Hair and in the leaves OB: The feathers on the chest of the eagle}brbrbrThanks for this clarification; grading was the one thing I really had trouble with
Comment from : @rosebud3971

MS65 on the Morgan But after going online for verbal definitions wwwaustincoinscom/sheldon-grading-scale I changed it to AU50
Comment from : @rosebud3971

XF / 63 Guessing here
Comment from : @MrThe1234guy

I use an app called Photograde to grade American coins
Comment from : @sawsstackin4953

AU
Comment from : @tomwatson8229

Yay, I just moved up a notch on the learning curve Thank you for the great tutorial😊
Comment from : @cutiecat4490

I literally just learned about DCAM and other grades the other day You were too late! 👳🏽‍♂️ and YOU are SP!
Comment from : @EmpirePreciousMetals

nice information I didn't understand it very well The grated code is form by an abbreviation follow by a number? The coin of the example could be G65brOr de numbers are used only with the abbreviation MS?
Comment from : @jlunaro