A very neat toned Sac AT or real?

mbbiker · March 6, 2003 2:08AM

I was looking thru my collection and found this one today, do you know how it happened?

wingedliberty · March 6, 2003 2:10AM

The wrappers have a high sulfur content. End roll exposure to heat exposed the
coin to high sulfur content in the paper of the wraper.

Brian

nwcs · March 6, 2003 2:14AM

Looks like a label that was placed over the end of the roll. Pretty cool!

Russ · March 6, 2003 2:20AM

Has easyman been lurking around your neighborhood?

Russ, NCNE

NumisEd · March 6, 2003 2:23AM

Looks like heat damage to me. Sacs will get that look if heated (i.e. a lighter).

mbbiker · March 6, 2003 2:25AM

If it was heated how would it get the stright edges? BTW i know how it happed i'll post how later (in my opinion it's not AT'd)

mbbiker · March 6, 2003 6:44AM

How did it happen you ask, well here is what happened to it

I have a whitman for Ikes and SBA's there were a few extra holes so i put in a sac rev. up because the rev. looks alot better than the obv. IMO it didn't want to stay in the hole so i got some tape taped it in put it away for about 2 years pulled it out today and presto very interestingly toned sac. The obv. is mostly red with just a hint of blue and the rev. looks exactly like it does in the pic. I figured i'd ask to see if anyone could figure out what happened.

P.S. would this be considered AT?

A very neat toned Sac AT or real?

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