A Franklin can grade PR67 w/ this many milk spots?!?

bushmaster8

I wouldn't even consider having a coin like this graded. But maybe I am missing the boat?
milk spot city

LucyBop

some of that might be on the holder..

Cam40

eewww!

ss350camaro

Blech !! that is pretty fugly.

Looking at a couple of the past auctions they linked it looks like some of them also had the milk spots. Maybe the cam designation is favorable enough to warrant overlooking the spots on this year ?

kryptonitecomics

keep in mind that the spots could have been removed via dipping and then reappeared after the coin was holdered. Also the type of flip used in the submission could have caused the spots to form after encapsulation.

MadMonk

I wonder if it's possible they developed after slabbing?

Russ

<< <i>Also the type of flip used in the submission could have caused the spots to form after encapsulation. >>



That spotting wasn't caused by a flip. It's caused by latent chemicals embedded in the planchet that begin to emerge after the coin is removed from the mint packaging, and can take weeks or months to emerge.



<< <i>I wonder if it's possible they developed after slabbing? >>



That's exactly what happened.

Russ, NCNE

XpipedreamR

I think I'll pass on that one.

XpipedreamR

Hi, Russ!