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Some kind of mount maybe that produced rust stains? Maybe even 3 nails held it in place on a wall, the top darker one reminds me of that if you enlarge it and see a long flat line going over the rim all the way down like that
Mr_Spud
Perhaps they are impurities in the planchet. A couple of others areas on the surface lol like pits where a contaminant may have broken down and fallen out.
Do you guys think it will get worse over time in the NGC holder?
It looks like an old spot that's stable and unlikely to change.
Worry is the interest you pay on a debt you may not owe.
"Paper money eventually returns to its intrinsic value---zero."----Voltaire
"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
Why buy problem coins when you can do better
Latin American Collection
Looks like residual crud....will probably stay that way, though not guaranteed. I would pass....Cheers, RickO
Your correct I should have looked it over better before buying. Stupid impulse buy.
It's the low amount of almost any 4 Reales graded by NGC that made me buy it. Stupid of me should just buy what is nice end of story.
Anyways thanks guys for responding. I need to have more control over my purchases and less panic and accept I may not get another chance at getting the same coin in the future and be OK with that.
Is it worth sending to NGC for cleaning?