Question for those of you who have dealt with dipped coins gone bad...

dan1ecu

Greetings, All --

I won this MS66* PL 1880-S Morgan from Heritage:

1880-S NGC MS66* PL

It's hardly noticeable in person, but you can see on the scan that there's what looks like residue from a dipping. I plan to send it to NGC for their appearance review.

What do you think can be done about the stains? Do you think that another dipping followed by a thorough washing away of the acid will do the trick?

Dan

Wolf359

I don't really see a problem here. If there's something I'm missing, you can submit coins to NCS for an evaluation.

BigAl

Dude, that's not dip residue (nor die rust-commonly seen on PL morgans). However, if that toning bothers you (whether it's natural or not) a dip would certainly remove it.

lordmarcovan

Looks great to me.

darktone

Dan, you must be talking about that stuff that looks like fungas or something growing on the coin. I agree I think you should send it to NGC so they can fix it. I had a prooflike morgan that I did not look at for about two years and when I did look it had the same fungas. mike