Ultra-Modern Coins - Coin Grading 102

Grading Ultra High Grade Modern coins is much different than grading vintage and classic coins.
Learn the best practices for grading these coins from PCGS Director of Education, Mike Sherman, in this short webcast.
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[@paulg.coatssr.4937]

I too am new to the hobby and have found all of these videos are very valuable. Thanks PCGS.

[@DonaldMerrit]

I've been watching several of these Coin Grading videos and it seems like there's only a few comments on these videos. I wonder are there very few people wanting to understand the grading criteria so they know the conditions of their coins? Or does everybody already know this and I'm late to the party? Either way thanks for the video I appreciate it. I've only watched a handful of videos and I've already learned a lot and I will continue to watch more.

[@KevinInScotland]

Thank you. As I am new to this, I will find this extremely valuable and will save this on my computer.

[@sarahstewart2059]

this was fantastic. Thank you so much for sharing this.

[@apessimist2365]

I noticed on a number of modern 2015 silver eagle coins there seems to be a lot of spotting, this video was very helpful thank you !.

[@hualani6785]

APessimist23- SilverEagles and some modern bullion can develop milk spots. Theres helpful preservation videos around, search Preventing Milk Spots (NOT removal) Good luck.

[@ryanchavez78]

I also would like to know the answer to CertifiedKilos question. Hope to hear back!

[@abelguy7399]

I would like to know the answer to that question as well. Please answer PCGS.

[@donniegoodman8679]

This is what I have learned in the past three years of learning about grading. You send them your coins. You spend a lot of money. And the grades your coins receive, don't make a lick of sense.

[@donniegoodman8679]

I have 61,62,63 and 64, proof sets completely untouched they are flawless at 10x are they valuable, they are Philadelphia mint . Is it worthwhile to have them graded? If anyone has any info leave a comment 🙂

[@DonaldMerrit]

It's been almost a year since you posted your question I see that nobody has answered your question. I don't have the answer I was wondering if you might have found an answer to your question since then because I have the same question.