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cameron12x
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Corrosion? Is it authentic?
Technical grade?
Technical grade?
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looks real-no one will throw a parade for it but no one will flush it either.
>insert fireworks here<
couldnt resist
nice and normal, be glad
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<< <i>not sure what your looking to find out here-looks like normal wear
looks real-no one will throw a parade for it but no one will flush it either.
>insert fireworks here<
couldnt resist
nice and normal, be glad >>
Ok, you've convinced me that it's within two standard deviations of the norm.
Technical grade? VF-35?
Doug
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<< <i>not sure what your looking to find out here-looks like normal wear
looks real-no one will throw a parade for it but no one will flush it either.
>insert fireworks here<
couldnt resist
nice and normal, be glad >>
Ok, you've convinced me that it's within two standard deviations of the norm.
Technical grade? VF-35? >>
I hate Barber desighns!
<< <i>Very nice, original coin. XF45 in my book. >>
Thanks...
You don't mind what appears to be corrosion on the coin? Or do you think it adds to a "crusty" natural look?
I don't think that is corrosion on her cheek, just dirt.
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<< <i>A soak in acetone may help that coin. Old crust doesnt always help eye appeal. >>
How long would you soak a coin like this?
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<< <i>A soak in acetone may help that coin. Old crust doesnt always help eye appeal. >>
How long would you soak a coin like this? >>
as long as it takes.