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• Proper Handling and Storage of Coins and Medals
• by sgissin( 3881)
• It is best to handle coins and medals by their edges and wear cotton or polyethylene gloves (not latex). Gloves protect the metal from the corrosive oils and acids found on our hands. This is particularly... 

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  medal | corrosion | gloves | handle | storage

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• How to Identify Franklin Mint Coins-Medals
• by sgissin( 3881)
• How to Identify Franklin Mint Coins-Medals The Mint Mark of The Franklin Mint, an F superimposed on an M, has been used on all specimens struck by The Franklin Mint since it began operation in 1965. 

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  Franklin Mint | Mint Mark | coins | medals

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• What is the difference between medal and medallion?
• by sgissin( 3881)
• Basically . . size. Medallions are large medals. They have a diameter of 80 millimeters or larger; this equivalent in inches (3 - 3/16-inch). Another term for medals, “medalet” is a small medal, under one inch... 

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  medal | medallion | medalet

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• Combine Multiple Items on One PayPal Shipping Label
• by sgissin( 3881)
• Unfortunately, the PayPal Help gives the wrong information. It states, " Log in to your PayPal account. Click the PayPal MultiOrder Shipping link on the Account Overview page. The MultiOrder Shipping page... 

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  PayPal | Combine Multiple Items | Shipping Label | MULTIORDER SHIPPING

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• Coin and Medal Grading Basics
• by sgissin( 3881)
• Reputable and established coin-grading services: PCGS, NGC, ANACS, or ICG Coins and Medals are graded on a scale from 0 - 70, with 0 meaning that it is a coin (at least it once was a coin) and 70 being... 

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  PCGS | NGC | ANACS | IGC | SGS

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