2019 S Enhanced Reverse proof silver eagle
Vicente
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2019 S Enhanced Reverse proof silver eagle with black dot on it with a luster 
2019 S Enhanced Reverse proof silver eagle
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Ohhhh My I am so sorry! Are you gonna put it back in the box and get a refund? What bad luck really sorry! Are you going to try and rinse it with water and pat dry?
No I’m keep the coin
Also I’ll just leave it like it is
That is a shame.... We do expect good quality from the mint....that is surprising. If you get tired of it, let me know. Cheers, RickO
Ouch! I feel for you.
You have opened the plastic holder and are sure it's on the coin not the holder, correct? That's a crying shame.
As the coin was struck so recently it is surprising if it's a carbon spot which usually takes a little time to develop. Nevertheless, down the road it will be always be perceived as one.
Good luck however you proceed!
Lance.
that's not good
It almost looks like it's above the surface in the photo.
That’s too bad. Don’t return it though, because you could probably whack one of these with a hammer and it would still be worth more than the issue price.
On the exterior or the interior of the plastic capsule...?
Has an almost inky look to it, likes a drop of something bleeding outward
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Ouch, that looks bad. From picture it looks like it's on the coin for sure. Is it possible it's on the container looking at it in person?
I would call the mint and see if they will do an exchange. It doesnt hurt to ask.
That's unfortunate. Before returning it and not getting another SAE, I'd give you $100 to take a problem coin off of your hands.
They do not.
I will give $125.00 😁
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OMG that's awful. Looks like a carbon spot, but could be some other debris....unfortunately happens.
Turns out it was a foreign substance from the mint. It was easily removed by my local coin shop with a quick dip and then pat dry carefully.
$150 and a bag of skittles.
Congrats!
Well that had a happy ending!
Grease?
Yes
Happy for you
It's on the coin. That ring around it likely means that it is 'active', which means it will probably get worse and, eventually, eat into the surface of the coin. It is a foreign contaminant.
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