What is the correct term for tiny black spots on coins (see photo):
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What is the correct term for tiny black spots on coins (see attachment):
It isn't toning it is somthing else.
It isn't toning it is somthing else.
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looks like carbon spots. I have both commems and morgans with similar spots. Generally (depending on the environment), dark toning will develop around the spot.
Harmful to the coin or price?
coin - no
price - yes, amount depends on how severe/ conspicuous the spot(s)
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The coin is graded PCGS MS66.