It takes time to obtain the education to tell a MS-64 coin from a MS-65 but once you have obtained the knowledge you can possible save thousands of dollars in one purchase.

I think I know how to grade? That is not a very friendly statement now is it? Since there are those of you that want to buy already graded coins, I have the perfect suggestion, pay for my NGC membership and you can buy from auction houses, since you cannot tell as 64 coin from a 65, I can. But that is what I would expect from someone that has not educated themselves in the grading of coins and a person whom has certainly not gone through the ANA grading programs. These classes are conducted by the best graders to ever work or still work for the top two grading associations.

You might also want to find out who is on the board for NGC and PCGS, many of these people have their own websites. They are graders so they can not submit the coins from their own companies, but you do not have to pay one hundred to three hundred dollars over the price you would pay from buying from the graders on NGC or PCGS or just learn to grade yourself. It is obvious you are not a member of the ANA or if you are quit paying your dues if you are not going to take advantage of the benefits of being a member. Your comments do nothing but show you ignorance.

Instead of seeing this you thought it would be better to insult my abilities and connections. Keep your frame of mind, I will make money off of you. It takes work to become a knowledgeable grader, it does not happen in one session but if you do not what the knowledge those of us that are dedicated in acquiring it are more than happy to take the money from those that completely ignorant in how to grade and ignorant of the level of training that is available.

Now you could erase the ignorance and take advantage of the training made available through the ANA and other Numismatic Associations or be one of us that make the several hundred to thousand dollar profits off of those who do not take advantage of the excellent training out there. We welcome the educated with open arms and are glad that you finally get what it means to me a NGC Community Member

Dankesch?n,

Herr Jason Randolph von Dinger dem Baden