Higher grades always mean higher value; rarity can be more important.

Cleaning a coin improves its value; it often reduces it.

Professional grading is infallible; grading can be subjective.

Mint state coins are flawless; they may have minor flaws.

Original patina lowers value; some patinas can increase value.

Only rare coins need grading; common coins can also be valuable.

Grading is solely about appearance; historical context matters.

Grade alone determines worth; market demand is also crucial.

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