What is that on these coins?
JJHulin
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I was going through my NGC graded ASE and noticed discoloring on one and a spot on another that I am about 99.9% sure was not there when I look at the last. It has been over a year since I took these out of the bank to look through these.
What could cause the spot and the discoloring?
What could cause the spot and the discoloring?
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The coin with the spot is graded a MS69. The spot is most definately not on the holder. It is on the coin.
The obverse and reverse of the 2nd ASE look like toning is forming on the rims.
<< <i>If you look at the edge of the coins in the holders you can see the discoloration starting.
The coin with the spot is graded a MS69. The spot is most definately not on the holder. It is on the coin. >>
I dont think he is accusing you of spilling chocolate milk on the holder, rather referring to "milk spots" that form on the coins surface-----------------------------------BigE
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<< <i>These are bullion and imho are not appropriate for grading anyway.
People who submit these coins to be graded are looking for the MS70 grade which does carry a premium in the marketplace.
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"Everything you say should be true, but not everything true should be said."----Voltaire
The tarnish developing at the rim on coin #2 is the onset of toning. Something about its environment is causing it. In a couple of decades it may be quite pretty. Or ugly. But it will still be silver bullion.
Lance.
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<< <i>These are bullion and imho are not appropriate for grading anyway.
People who submit these coins to be graded are looking for the MS70 grade which does carry a premium in the marketplace. >>
I am well aware of that fact. I will say it again : These are bullion and imho are not appropriate for grading anyway.
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<< <i>These are bullion and imho are not appropriate for grading anyway.
People who submit these coins to be graded are looking for the MS70 grade which does carry a premium in the marketplace. >>
and MS69s don't carry much premium.
it's some kind of tarnish.
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