Problem. (PR frank)

Phoenix

I got a nice, cheap proof franklin earlier this year and it has a good shot at cam, except for what looks like paint on a section of the back. Any suggestions? Dipping? Sending in to be dipped? Or should I just leave it be? Thanks in advance.

-Phoenix

FC57Coins

Phoenix:

What year is it? If it's a common date it may not be worth it for you. Do you have a scan of the coin?

Regards,

Frank

Russ

Is the "paint" white? If so, it's a milk spot. Milk spots rarely will dip off of proof coinage. NCS can dramatically reduce the spot, but probably not remove it completely.

Russ, NCNE

Phoenix

Common date (63), and it doesn't have as good of a shot at cam as I had remembered, but it would still be much more attractive to me without the spots, and it does have a little cam that's blotched by these. These spots don't look like the carbon spots that I'm used to (bluish-white, semi-transparent), it almost looks like someone dropped small bits of acrylic paint on it or something. I may be wrong though.