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Is this pvc. contamination?

I saw this coin advertised for sale on an internet site. Is this pvc or something off with the lighting in the photography. Any opinions.

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    Nice coin.



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    Doesn’t look like pvc to me.

    thefinn
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    I don’t see any pvc in those pictures. Looks like a nice coin.

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    @DeplorableDan said:
    I don’t see any pvc in those pictures. Looks like a nice coin.

    Just wondering on the green reflection

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    I don't see PVC.
    Lance.

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    rickoricko ✭✭✭✭✭

    I do not see any PVC on that quarter... Nice SLQ. Cheers, RickO

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    nice piece, I don't see any PVC

    Frank

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    I don't see any pvc or green reflection, please point out to me the areas in question.

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    Looks clean to me.

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    AMRCAMRC ✭✭✭✭✭

    Ummm, why do you ask? Are you thinking about buying the coin? Are you working on a set? Why a 64? Do you mind that it has been correctly conserved? I would suggest buying this coin in at least 66 based on the pop/price ratio to minimize your risk.

    These are the questions and suggestions I would give my customers asking me about this coin.

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    Lighting can make or break a picture. Even with potato quality cameras.

    Throw a coin enough times, and suppose one day it lands on its edge.

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    @hummingbird_coins said:
    I don't see any pvc or green reflection, please point out to me the areas in question.

    Y at liberty and under in god. Reverse at Q in quarter

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    @Joey29 said:

    @hummingbird_coins said:
    I don't see any pvc or green reflection, please point out to me the areas in question.

    Y at liberty and under in god. Reverse at Q in quarter

    Lighting. You can see the same thing right under the barcode on the plastic.

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    @jmlanzaf said:

    @Joey29 said:

    @hummingbird_coins said:
    I don't see any pvc or green reflection, please point out to me the areas in question.

    Y at liberty and under in god. Reverse at Q in quarter

    Lighting. You can see the same thing right under the barcode on the plastic.

    Okay photography a little off

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    No, that is not PVC. That is luster reflecting off the coin.

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    I do not see any PVC from the pictures shown (nice pics by the way).
    Is it a recent pick up or a soon to be departure or both? lol
    Wayne

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    looks good to me as well, nice coin :)

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    I think it's lighting as well. I have a similar issue when I use a fluorescent light at a particular angle... all of my images have a green pallor in the upper right part of the coin...

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    All I see is nice luster.

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    @WAYNEAS said:
    I do not see any PVC from the pictures shown (nice pics by the way).
    Is it a recent pick up or a soon to be departure or both? lol
    Wayne

    Just browsing the internet, wasn’t really interested in purchasing

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    The coin is probably in a 4 holder due to the large spot on the reverse on the viewer's left in the field, and the small spot below the shield on the obverse. Don't see any PVC. Early SLQ Type II P dates are the best struck Type II coins you will find. It is very rare to find mint marked coins in this series with full rivulets and shield detail, in any grade.

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    kazkaz ✭✭✭✭✭

    Looks ok to me. here is some pvc...

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