ANA eLearning Academy - Grading 101 Revisited
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- Опубліковано 3 сер 2024
- Explore the philosophy behind learning how to grade. Review the characteristics of the four basic metals used in minting coins in the United States. Instruction will consist of a lecture, a PowerPoint presentation, and question and answer periods. ANA grading standards will be stressed. Gain the confidence needed to accurately assess potential coins for your collection.
Instructor: Rod Gillis Education Director, American Numismatic Association
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ANA has the best coin videos on UA-cam. Thanks ANA and it's supporters!!!
Great video, as always I learned a lot. Thanks
Very nice video, learned a lot. I will join some online course .
Very good! !!! Buy the coin for the simple fact that the coin is real and for the fact that the coin is not damaged as in being cleaned
I would say strictly based on the photos which you have already discussed how complicated that is to grade from ........ it looks cleaned but overall decent condition may be dipped at one time. Also shows a couple of distracting dings in the right of the field and to the left below the Eagles beak on the reverse
I am at the part in the video where you say some people are good at grading. My local coin shop dealer likes to put me to the test by giving me five random graded coin‘s face down and having me guess the grade. Mind you this is only for fun. But I have only been wrong once out of the many years. Lol
Do I have to be a member to come and visit the museum and to discuss a couple of coins with you ?
I myself have been collecting and searching Errors and Varieties for 20+ years and as a numismatic since 1983.
I use a LED bulb marked day light.. it’s been kicking my butt as fas as being to good.. lol
I agree with you on humans making mistakes. The thing I have a problem with when coins are particularly over graded is that they will bring huge money but if you look at the coin in a proper photograph you would see it does not come close to what it is graded. There is the 1943 steel cent that is created by PCGSMS 68 and has sold for 33,000+ dollars if you look at that coin that one as a beautiful example of being over graded. I have better examples than that one. But I do not choose to send my coins off I believe it is based off of a great marketing thing just like DeeBeers.. lol.
Your section on proof coins almost made me pee... lol... thanks man made my day..
Was a proof.. lol... love it..
ANA eLearning videos are great, but they should be limited to 45 to 50 minutes, an hour at the most... 2 hours a video is too long... split it in 2, part 1 and part 2