Pulled out the 2006 SAE Reverse Proof-Got sick

pf70collector

MS 70 2004 NGC developed a spot after 2 years.

relicsncoins

I have a raw 20th set and NGC 69 20th set. Niether has developed any spots.

JJ

EricSan

So why doesn't this problem happen with any of the silver commems? I've not had any problems with this myself...

Eric

GAT

No idea of a answer to the problem but none of my slabbed or raw Eagles have ever developed spots here in the San Diego area.

ONETHREE

I have a modern silver commem registry set and there ain't a milkspot on the lot. Some have some toning/tarnish spots, but nothing like the SAE reverse proof. It was fine for the majority of the last year and then poof! Maybe I did not look at the coin enough to notice or did not examine the reverse regularly. Anyway, it was quite a shock last night when I did see it.

57loaded

<< <i>So why doesn't this problem happen with any of the silver commems? I've not had any problems with this myself...

Eric >>



maybe because the commemoratives are 90% and not 99% Ag

57loaded

i think it might be a wide temp variance w/ high humidity. maybe these are better kept in the freezer, next to the ice cream j/k

have had some air-tite ASE since 94 here on California coast area and no problems and no special treatment.

the stuff at the bank has dessicant.

stev32k

I returned all ten of of my 20th ASE sets to the mint because of spots on the reverse proofs. I ones I received in exchange looked much better and none of the five I opened have developed any spots. I have five sets in an unopened box from the mint and wonder what they look like.

This picture was taken the day I received coins from the mint and it is one of the worst, but all the RPs had spotting to some degree.

Kareemofwheat

Mine going to Ebay right now. I only got 1 set so what ever I can get is profit. I will not be a future buyer of ASE until the mint gets things fixed

morgansforever

The day I received my ASE sets, all ten went into Food Saver vacuum sealed bags.

I have used this system for all my ASE's for years, no milking, spotting, etc...

morgansforever

<<Are the PCGS slabs sealed from the elements??????? >>

To the best of my knowledge, all slabs are subject to the elements.

This would add considerable cost, making them airtite.

SUMORADA

morgansforever, that looks like a great idea, question? do the food saver bags have pvc in them or would that make a difference do you think?
on another note...........after reading this post the other nite i called a dealer friend who has been bugging me about selling my sets,and also the fact that i think these have peaked for the time being,i sold him my (24) ngc 69 sets @550.00 each and (3) ngc 70 sets @ 1800.00 each today, i'm a happy camper

MoneyLA

Please respond to my post on the bottom of page #1 of this thread... I dont think PCGS downgrades a coin because of milk spots???

If PCGS will not downgrade a coin for milk spots, then sending in your spotted coins will be a waste... they'll just send 'em back and say the grade has NOT changed.

At least that 's the way it was about 7 years ago when I was collecting and slabbing silver proof washingtons... I had many high grade proofs with spots... and no problem with the grading.

thanks, Alan

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Loki

<< <i>The day I received my ASE sets, all ten went into Food Saver vacuum sealed bags.
I have used this system for all my ASE's for years, no milking, spotting, etc... >>

Same here. So far, so good.

Bochiman

<< <i>Please respond to my post on the bottom of page #1 of this thread... I dont think PCGS downgrades a coin because of milk spots???

If PCGS will not downgrade a coin for milk spots, then sending in your spotted coins will be a waste... they'll just send 'em back and say the grade has NOT changed.

At least that 's the way it was about 7 years ago when I was collecting and slabbing silver proof washingtons... I had many high grade proofs with spots... and no problem with the grading.

thanks, Alan
>>




They will allow a small spot or two on a PR69/MS69. Not huge ones and many of them.
MS68/PR68 will be allowed a bit more. None should be allowed on a PR70 (that's why they won't slab a MS70 coin....MS coins are more subject to them).