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One of today's coin show newps - toned 1939-D cent (large scans).
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Pretty wild, huh?
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FC57Coins
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Kewl purple monster Russ!!!
though - hmmm - didn't someone on here say that purple coppers weren't normal? Hmmmm - wonder who it could've been - could it have been....
SATAN????
Excellent pickup!
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April 12, 2003 10:46AM
That is beautiful - are you going to try to get it in a slab, do you think it will make it in either PCGS or NGC?
It looks touched by chemicals to me.
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April 12, 2003 10:46AM
I've got a 22D that has the same type of color.............Ken...Nice coin
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April 12, 2003 11:23AM
<< <i>It looks touched by chemicals to me. >>
Of course it's touched by chemicals. That's how any toning occurs. The question is was it touched by the right chemicals over a long period of time, or the wrong chemicals over a short period.
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April 12, 2003 12:43PM
Its a nice coin. I don't think its AT.
Nice 64RD
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April 12, 2003 12:52PM
It looks to me like A. Swimmer has expanded into coppers.
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Unusual.
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though - hmmm - didn't someone on here say that purple coppers weren't normal? Hmmmm - wonder who it could've been - could it have been....
SATAN????
Excellent pickup!
It looks touched by chemicals to me.
<< <i>It looks touched by chemicals to me. >>
Of course it's touched by chemicals. That's how any toning occurs. The question is was it touched by the right chemicals over a long period of time, or the wrong chemicals over a short period.
Russ, NCNE
Nice 64RD
Brian.