<< <i>It's not a question of reactivity. The problem is .999 is so soft, you've gotta be extremely careful. The last time I did it, I felt like I got abrasions drying with a soft kitchen towel. >>
After acetone followed by distilled water bath, only hot air to dry
<< <i>Who's going to crack out there high grades and see if they come back the same >>
I had 4 yosemites 68dmpl cracked and dipped they looked twice as good took notes on scratches and spots could not tell which coins were which after dipping scratches went away they looked great . got 1-68 dimple back 2-67`s 1-66 so much for shooting for a 69. >>
How does acetone remove scratches? Doesn't seem possible as it would have to fill in the scratch... >>
they might have been smudges didn't remove all scratches but they looked a lot better after dipping this was my first dipping and i was impressed but the grades hurt i also sent in a yellowstone 69PL hopping for a dimple after dipping got a 67 pl back and had 68 dm hot spring come back 66 dm . ill have to try some non dipped regrades next ???
I have 8 best-looking 2010 ATBs picked from 6 sets (2 FT + 2 JH + 1 CNT + 1 MTB) at the PCGS eagerly waiting for outcome of this $400 gamble
They looked as good as the only Graded APMEX "D" set I've got and a few 2011 graded 69PL - will be interesting to compare when grades are out
I decided to leave 2 A-mark sets as they were received as they already slabbed and FS-stamped so I can grade them later if they prove worth grading down the road
How about some of you other dippers out there how did your grades turn out. This was my first try at dipping and thought it went well but my grades sure proved otherwise.
No notice was sent when it was shhipped. It just arrived.
stored in flips in a bubble mailer in a small priority flat rate box.
So, this last set will go in the the plat proof and the Yosemite Numispucks and some Olympics with the next round.... unless first strike for the Olympics is looming soon, then I'll send them in with the Olympics and not wait on anything.
These look like a wide range of >66 MS, PL and DMPL.
My APMEX set finally arrived today. I was one of the first to order, as I placed my order before I even got the email that I was eligible to buy in the first round of this second release of ATB's.
I'm a "gold" customer. I think they lost my order though. They sent me the dregs. All PCGS BU.
What's the best place to sell this? APMEX is offering $1100.
Ebay going price is north of $1300, or about $1200 after fees. Anyone know of any better options?
<< <i>Ebay going price is north of $1300, or about $1200 after fees. Anyone know of any better options? >>
eBay completed listings for these sets are in the $1300 to $1600 range lately with $1400 being about average. I'd take a shot with a $1450 BIN listing and hope to net $1275 after all fees and S&H.
Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones!
<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium.
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<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium. >>
I'm planning to hold four sets of the 68 dm for the long term
<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium. >>
I'm planning to hold four sets of the 68 dm for the long term >>
I think now is the time to buy. I think the prices have bottomed out.
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<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium. >>
I'm planning to hold four sets of the 68 dm for the long term >>
The 68DM coins are going for less then $300 a coin.
<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium. >>
I'm planning to hold four sets of the 68 dm for the long term >>
The 68DM coins are going for less then $300 a coin. >>
So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there?
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<< <i>So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there? >>
My .02 - I wouldn't borrow $$$ to buy any Ag, let alone MS68 pucks. I'm buying Ag in small lots of 5 - 10 oz as close to spot as I can with cash on hand. I bought 10 sets of pucks at the mint directive price only, flipped four of the sets to bring the DCA down and kept six. All sets are ungraded, I'm not sure grading is a smart play with what I've recently read on the list.
"So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there? "
Borrowing money to make an investment like this is always a bad idea. Silver can go up or down including way down and drag these bullion pucks with them. It would not be hard to get underwater on them. Slowly save your money or sowly stack away a little silver piece by piece but don't borrow and then jump into the deep end of your pool. Just my 2cents.
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Was checking Blue Moon coins site for ATB coins they have no coins available. How could they sell that mountain of coins so quick. Looks like they would be the perfect sales option for the mint.
<< <i>"So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there? "
Borrowing money to make an investment like this is always a bad idea. Silver can go up or down including way down and drag these bullion pucks with them. It would not be hard to get underwater on them. Slowly save your money or sowly stack away a little silver piece by piece but don't borrow and then jump into the deep end of your pool. Just my 2cents. >>
I think this advice is sound. Personally, I'd be pretty tempted to buy a set of 68DMs at $1500. But I wouldn't take a loan to do it.
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<< <i>"So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there? "
Borrowing money to make an investment like this is always a bad idea. Silver can go up or down including way down and drag these bullion pucks with them. It would not be hard to get underwater on them. Slowly save your money or sowly stack away a little silver piece by piece but don't borrow and then jump into the deep end of your pool. Just my 2cents. >>
Well, I'd have suggested buying the set that ended yesterday, a 69DMPL, a 69PL, and 3 68dmpl's for $1,475...
<< <i>How about some of you other dippers out there how did your grades turn out. This was my first try at dipping and thought it went well but my grades sure proved otherwise. >>
My first dipping/grading experience.... Honestly I didn't see much of any difference in the coins.
Grand Canyon - MS69PL Yellowstone - MS68PL Yosemite - MS67DMPL Mount Hood - MS66DMPL Hot Springs - MS65
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Well at least some of us are bringing down the 69dmpl pops percentage wise anyway My prudential will stay raw when it comes you can betch ur bottom dollar raw and sealed fer shure.
<< <i>How about some of you other dippers out there how did your grades turn out. This was my first try at dipping and thought it went well but my grades sure proved otherwise. >>
My first dipping/grading experience.... Honestly I didn't see much of any difference in the coins.
Grand Canyon - MS69PL Yellowstone - MS68PL Yosemite - MS67DMPL Mount Hood - MS66DMPL Hot Springs - MS65 >>
I would be willing to bet that any of these coins that were dipped will develop a blueish haze within a year. Proof or prooflike surfaces do not suit well with dipping. It is next to impossible to remove all the dipping solution. Then months down the road a blueish haze will form.
Anyone who dipped their coins please keep us posted.
I would be willing to bet that any of these coins that were dipped will develop a blueish haze within a year. Proof or prooflike surfaces do not suit well with dipping. It is next to impossible to remove all the dipping solution. Then months down the road a blueish haze will form.
Anyone who dipped their coins please keep us posted.
GrandAm >>
Does this apply to acetone as well? Or just the dip dips ?
I did the acetone dip I got them back from PCGS and looked closer. The bad spots I noted before dipping did not seem as noticeable as they did before the dip some of the scratches and rubs must have been smudges because they seemed harder to spot. I was able to id the coins by scratches I noted before dipping but some noted spots could not be found.And to be fair with PCGS my grades were very close to theirs But I did have four or more 68`s come back 67 or lower But I could have damaged them by cracking and handling but I tried to be very careful.
<< <i>Borrow money to invest? Wow. Know the market before investing in anything. >>
Sometimes you have to take a chance to make some real money. As with any of my investments I take chances, penny stocks, etc. I have been burned a few times but have been very succesful so far.
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My Prudential set shipped on Friday so they are on the slow boat to Kansas. Willing to flip these for a few grand Something in my body is extremely attracted to silver. It gets near me and I"m liable to hang on to it for extended periods of time.
<< <i>You are not going to get what they are worth at this time. I would hold if I were you unless you have to sell them. >>
I agree 100%. I don't have to sell and will hold. Only thing I want more than pucks is more spouses but I have some really good ones there as well. My ultimate goal is a lot more 90% but not the time to make the swap yet.
2010 Yellowstone ATB Guess the grade! I'll give you a hint it's a MS6*PL. Please fill in the missing number! That's a hair below the "Y" in Yellowstone. It is on the slab, not on the coin.
I bought a 5 oz Silver Puck from APMEX previoously and was shocked when it arrived because it was a bright, shiny, and glossy-unlike the ones I ordered from the mint which were dull and unappealing. It was cheaper at APMEX but I didn't get a 5 oz box, it was in a plastic capsule. I was so impressed with APMEX that today I ordered a 2011 2 coin 5 oz set for $397.90! Those are the 5 oz Glacier and Gettysburg coins. But in actuality, they are hardly coins-they're bullion.
<< <i>2010 Yellowstone ATB Guess the grade! I'll give you a hint it's a MS6*PL. Please fill in the missing number! That's a hair below the "Y" in Yellowstone. It is on the slab, not on the coin.
>>
Looks pretty clean with nice eye appeal. Should be 69.
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
<< <i>2010 Yellowstone ATB Guess the grade! I'll give you a hint it's a MS6*PL. Please fill in the missing number! That's a hair below the "Y" in Yellowstone. It is on the slab, not on the coin.
>>
Looks pretty clean with nice eye appeal. Should be 69. >>
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<< <i>It's not a question of reactivity. The problem is .999 is so soft, you've gotta be extremely careful. The last time I did it, I felt like I got abrasions drying with a soft kitchen towel. >>
After acetone followed by distilled water bath, only hot air to dry
As an update, I got an email from APMEX yesterday that I am FINALLY getting my ATB set.
Also, I just got my grades on some 2011 pucks. The 2011 pucks were from Provident. PCGS received on 5-23.
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I don't know about singles but I got a great looking roll of 10 Gettys from Provident and sent them all in for grading...... >>
When you sent them in, did you leave them in the tube or remove and place each in an airtite or slip?
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
~ Vince Lombardi
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<< <i>Who's going to crack out there high grades and see if they come back the same
I had 4 yosemites 68dmpl cracked and dipped they looked twice as good took notes on scratches and spots could not tell which coins were which after dipping scratches went away they looked great . got 1-68 dimple back 2-67`s 1-66 so much for shooting for a 69. >>
How does acetone remove scratches? Doesn't seem possible as it would have to fill in the scratch... >>
they might have been smudges didn't remove all scratches but they looked a lot better after dipping this was my first dipping and i was impressed but the grades hurt i also sent in a yellowstone 69PL hopping for a dimple after dipping got a 67 pl back and had 68 dm hot spring come back 66 dm . ill have to try some non dipped regrades next ???
<< <i>I don't think PCGS grading standards have changed. That's why PCGS coins have the best value. >>
I'll know more on that next week. PCGS is sending my "lowball" 2010 pieces back today.
I am the owner of the 2 lowest graded PL pieces on record. A MS62PL and a MS63PL! These babies must be torn up.
I'll know as soon as I see them. They're either 6-7 points undergraded or have been damaged.
They looked as good as the only Graded APMEX "D" set I've got and a few 2011 graded 69PL - will be interesting to compare when grades are out
I decided to leave 2 A-mark sets as they were received as they already slabbed and FS-stamped so I can grade them later if they prove worth grading down the road
<< <i> I had 4 yosemites 68dmpl cracked and dipped...got 1-68 dimple back 2-67`s 1-66.
sent in a yellowstone 69PL hopping for a dimple after dipping got a 67 pl back and had 68 dm hot spring come back 66 dm. >>
Seems like a lot more potential downside cracking and re-submitting, especially when you're already at a 69PL.
<< <i>ill have to try some non dipped regrades next ??? >>
You've either got money to burn or you don't learn lessons very easily.
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<< <i> I had 4 yosemites 68dmpl cracked and dipped...got 1-68 dimple back 2-67`s 1-66.
sent in a yellowstone 69PL hopping for a dimple after dipping got a 67 pl back and had 68 dm hot spring come back 66 dm. >>
Seems like a lot more potential downside cracking and re-submitting, especially when you're already at a 69PL.
<< <i>ill have to try some non dipped regrades next ??? >>
You've either got money to burn or you don't learn lessons very easily. >>
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<< <i>I don't think PCGS grading standards have changed. That's why PCGS coins have the best value. >>
I'll know more on that next week. PCGS is sending my "lowball" 2010 pieces back today.
I am the owner of the 2 lowest graded PL pieces on record. A MS62PL and a MS63PL! These babies must be torn up.
I'll know as soon as I see them. They're either 6-7 points undergraded or have been damaged. >>
well..I have a 63 PL and a 63 DMPL!!!
Sent registered.
No notice was sent when it was shhipped. It just arrived.
stored in flips in a bubble mailer in a small priority flat rate box.
So, this last set will go in the the plat proof and the Yosemite Numispucks and some Olympics with the next round.... unless first strike for the Olympics is looming soon, then I'll send them in with the Olympics and not wait on anything.
These look like a wide range of >66 MS, PL and DMPL.
<< <i>These look like a wide range of >66 MS, PL and DMPL. >>
Yeah, that's probably what RH thought too.
May your pucks be 69s, the girls pretty and the beer cold.
Good luck! Let us know how your pucks grade.
I'm a "gold" customer. I think they lost my order though. They sent me the dregs. All PCGS BU.
What's the best place to sell this? APMEX is offering $1100.
Ebay going price is north of $1300, or about $1200 after fees. Anyone know of any better options?
<< <i>Ebay going price is north of $1300, or about $1200 after fees. Anyone know of any better options? >>
eBay completed listings for these sets are in the $1300 to $1600 range lately with $1400 being about average. I'd take a shot with a $1450 BIN listing and hope to net $1275 after all fees and S&H.
A call to ModernCoinMart is always a thought too.
<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium.
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<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium. >>
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<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium. >>
I think now is the time to buy. I think the prices have bottomed out.
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<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium. >>
The 68DM coins are going for less then $300 a coin.
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<< <i>Seems like thevalue of the coins are dropping again. Anything less then a 69DM is going for pretty cheap. Seems like only the Yellowstone 69DM and Grand Canyon 69DM are going up in price, but then again they are HARD to find on ebay! I see a lot of yosemites but no Grand Canyons & Yellowstones! >>
It'd be interesting to see how 68DMPLs are doing. I haven't really looked in awhile. Personally, I feel like the 68DMs are great coins and can be had at a far less premium. >>
The 68DM coins are going for less then $300 a coin. >>
So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there?
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<< <i>So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there? >>
My .02 - I wouldn't borrow $$$ to buy any Ag, let alone MS68 pucks. I'm buying Ag in small lots of 5 - 10 oz as close to spot as I can with cash on hand. I bought 10 sets of pucks at the mint directive price only, flipped four of the sets to bring the DCA down and kept six. All sets are ungraded, I'm not sure grading is a smart play with what I've recently read on the list.
Borrowing money to make an investment like this is always a bad idea.
Silver can go up or down including way down and drag these bullion pucks with them.
It would not be hard to get underwater on them.
Slowly save your money or sowly stack away a little silver piece by piece but don't borrow and then jump into the deep end of your pool.
Just my 2cents.
<< <i>"So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there? "
Borrowing money to make an investment like this is always a bad idea.
Silver can go up or down including way down and drag these bullion pucks with them.
It would not be hard to get underwater on them.
Slowly save your money or sowly stack away a little silver piece by piece but don't borrow and then jump into the deep end of your pool.
Just my 2cents. >>
I think this advice is sound. Personally, I'd be pretty tempted to buy a set of 68DMs at $1500. But I wouldn't take a loan to do it.
<< <i>"So question to all; Let's say you could buy a PCGS FS 68 DMPL set for $1500 to $2000 right now, would you? And what do you see the set being worth 2/5/10 years from now. Right now I could get a 5K loan from my credit union for about 6% interest and I am tempted. Or would there be a better investment out there? "
Borrowing money to make an investment like this is always a bad idea.
Silver can go up or down including way down and drag these bullion pucks with them.
It would not be hard to get underwater on them.
Slowly save your money or sowly stack away a little silver piece by piece but don't borrow and then jump into the deep end of your pool.
Just my 2cents. >>
Well, I'd have suggested buying the set that ended yesterday, a 69DMPL, a 69PL, and 3 68dmpl's for $1,475...
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<< <i>Wow, what a deal. The seller lost out on that one! Remember when a 69 Yos. brought $4K?? >>
Holy Sh*t Batman! That MS69DMPL Yosemite alone is a $500 piece right now if sold seperately! This was a $2K set minimum.
As an example of this dilemma, MCM recogonizes the gamble of sealed over graded and the crap shoot involved in guessing.
Miles
<< <i>How about some of you other dippers out there how did your grades turn out. This was my first try at dipping and thought it went well but my grades sure proved otherwise. >>
My first dipping/grading experience.... Honestly I didn't see much of any difference in the coins.
Grand Canyon - MS69PL
Yellowstone - MS68PL
Yosemite - MS67DMPL
Mount Hood - MS66DMPL
Hot Springs - MS65
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<< <i>How about some of you other dippers out there how did your grades turn out. This was my first try at dipping and thought it went well but my grades sure proved otherwise. >>
My first dipping/grading experience.... Honestly I didn't see much of any difference in the coins.
Grand Canyon - MS69PL
Yellowstone - MS68PL
Yosemite - MS67DMPL
Mount Hood - MS66DMPL
Hot Springs - MS65 >>
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I would be willing to bet that any of these coins that were dipped will develop a blueish haze within a year. Proof or prooflike surfaces do not suit well with dipping. It is next to impossible to remove all the dipping solution. Then months down the road a blueish haze will form.
Anyone who dipped their coins please keep us posted.
GrandAm
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I would be willing to bet that any of these coins that were dipped will develop a blueish haze within a year. Proof or prooflike surfaces do not suit well with dipping. It is next to impossible to remove all the dipping solution. Then months down the road a blueish haze will form.
Anyone who dipped their coins please keep us posted.
GrandAm
Does this apply to acetone as well? Or just the dip dips
GrandAm
<< <i>Borrow money to invest? Wow. Know the market before investing in anything. >>
Sometimes you have to take a chance to make some real money. As with any of my investments I take chances, penny stocks, etc. I have been burned a few times but have been very succesful so far.
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You are not going to get what they are worth at this time. I would hold if I were you unless you have to sell them.
Still looking for that MS63PL Grand Canyon to complete a set.
<< <i>You are not going to get what they are worth at this time. I would hold if I were you unless you have to sell them. >>
I agree 100%. I don't have to sell and will hold. Only thing I want more than pucks is more spouses but I have some really good ones there as well. My ultimate goal is a lot more 90% but not the time to make the swap yet.
Those are the 5 oz Glacier and Gettysburg coins. But in actuality, they are hardly coins-they're bullion.
<< <i>2010 Yellowstone ATB Guess the grade! I'll give you a hint it's a MS6*PL. Please fill in the missing number! That's a hair below the "Y" in Yellowstone. It is on the slab, not on the coin.
>>
Looks pretty clean with nice eye appeal. Should be 69.
"The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary."
~ Vince Lombardi
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<< <i>2010 Yellowstone ATB Guess the grade! I'll give you a hint it's a MS6*PL. Please fill in the missing number! That's a hair below the "Y" in Yellowstone. It is on the slab, not on the coin.
>>
Looks pretty clean with nice eye appeal. Should be 69.
I smell a trick here......
I'm going to go with MS62PL....