Start with identifying the coin. This includes noting the year, country of origin, and denomination. This information is usually depicted on the coin and is crucial for accurate grading.
Examine Surface
Evaluate the coin’s surface. High-grade coins have a smooth surface with minimal to no marks or scratches. Use a magnifying glass for precise examination. Keep in mind that cleaning a coin can affect its grade.
Consult a Grading Guide
Refer to a coin grading guide to compare your observations with the grading standards. Guides can provide specific illustrations and descriptions of grades. Consider seeking expert advice if unsure.
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