Speaking of Coin Doctors, this must be where the real ones get their supplies
K6AZ
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Stujoe posted this over on RCC. Unbelievable, I can't believe someone could be so blatant.
Get your doctoring supplies here
Get your doctoring supplies here
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<< <i>i have an 1922 one dollar coin. it is in mint condition and it has the american eagle on the back of it. it also says E PLURIBSUNUM under united states of america. and the eagle is sitting on a rock that says peace on it this is on the tails part. it looks like the statue of liberty lady is on the front of it. please email me if you are intrested in buying this priceless coin. >>
I have a few pairs of Morgan silver dollars that have unattractive debris/toning from being stored on cadaver's eyelids for many years. Can this type of damage be repaired?
Paul Kersey <PKersey@hsiwhtaed.com>
Tombstone, AZ USA - Saturday, May 31, 2003 at 19:45:35 (EDT)
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That's funny!!!!
I can see some restoration and ‘curating’ but when you have a coloring kit and advertise it with paint samples and state:
"Now you can have the beautiful browns on your copper coins and tone your silver from the rim to the center as you wish. Coin Color Kit also comes with a buffing cloth and basic instructions."
I think that is way into promoting coin doctoring.
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