Coin Grading Tools u0026 Techniques: Introduction to Coin Grading

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Title	:	Coin Grading Tools u0026 Techniques: Introduction to Coin Grading
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They dont sell incandescent bulbs anymore Im lost on what to use Spent a lot of money trying things
Comment from : Azzeaz Saleh

Thank you so much Most helpful Take care 👏🏼🙏🏼☕✨🙂
Comment from : MsLJ

Great video and great series Interested on the opinion of LED lights and what color temp is considered ideal I'd guess warm or maybe daylight, and about 1000 lumens? brAnd I actually paused this video, and ordered a triplet B&L thanks you!
Comment from : boxchain

Good day I'm waiting to my peny and I will send
Comment from : Heide Singh

HOW is a 75w incandescent bulb considered "politically incorrect these days?!?!???"
Comment from : Brendan T Burke

Excellent video 👍
Comment from : Moscow Molly

Good day PCGS coin blogger/officer, could you be kind enough to grade and feature in your webinar the Liberty Lincoln Penny dated 1963D and 1964 becoz I have these coins given to me as a change in the 80s in a Mcdo branch in New York when I was waiting for my connecting fligth to BermudabrThank you and God bless sir and the whole PCGS! 😊🤗💖🙏
Comment from : Benjamin, Jr Magisa, B

I don’t think 75w clear, incandescent lightbulbs are manufactured anymore
Comment from : None None

I use an old quality magnifying glass and sit near a window for natural light, I find I can see any faults this way
Comment from : roger metcalf

Thanks man brVery informative information brAll the time i forgot the edges of the coins brMany thanks again
Comment from : Mohammad Bino

Thank you I learned a lot from this video
Comment from : Anthony Frisone

What's your opinion on wearing gloves while handling the coins? Where can I go to buy coin sleeve to put them in? And what is your opinion on handling them with tweezers to avoid touching them too much or at the very least having my own fingers in my way? Or would that not be recommended cuz I could cause more scratches?
Comment from : Hyperr Khaotic

Thanks a lot for this very helpful
Comment from : Jack R Judy

Excellent broadcast Let me know what I needed Short, interesting and sweet
Comment from : Kenneth Schultz

My IPhone goes to x10 and it gives excellent mag
Comment from : Saundra Harbison

It appears you are touching coins with no gloves?????
Comment from : Silverwood

Thank you i wasn't sure about the lighting & the which magnifying glass to use I have four of them I'll be sending mine in soon I'm excited to get him back with your grade thank you
Comment from : Kathleen Goch

Why do you not use cotton gloves or rubber cots/tips when grading? Have you not heard of oil from human skin?
Comment from : J Tanashi

I used a 30X21MM and was going crazy seeing so many flaws I could not detect by the naked eye at all I will be buying a 10X to look at them, so thank you for posting this
Comment from : Kevin Paulsen

Thanks for the info appreciate how you are helping me get started looks like I need a new magnifying glass
Comment from : coincapton

See this is what you call a propaganda video he doesn't explain anything about the Sheldon grading system they advertise on there web page Butt they don't follow itbrThe machines they bought from Microsoft with the patent number online Using it to scan coins with a laser pre scripted This is why everybody complains that ms are always ms 64 ms 65 look at the charts They don't tell you about the two million coins a year they grade for 30 or 40 bucks a piece they don't use human graders because how would you pump out 2 million coins last year that would be 400 a day everyday for 50 graders they're using a machine they program there script Who ? scripting their machine there's no such thing as a perfect coin It's all done in-house no State guidelines no certification Only people controlled by PCGS there you go No customer service and you don't have to talk to nobody and they play stupid talking to you if you ever get a call back coin switching as well Play off your stupidity, let's display ugly coins with high numbers to motivate the public to send their coins in only to lowball
Comment from : Brad Walsh

Very helpful, thankyou, this is an incredible channel
Comment from : JTCT

Excellent video!
Comment from : asheland

What about LED bulbs? And, at what light wave length? I'm assuming that it's warm or soft color, but even among different bulb types, warm colors differ considerably So, the right light bandwidth should be mentioned
Comment from : Kovacs Kovacs