2006 Reverse Proof ASE
So I have a a set of the 20th anniversary with the reverse proof in PR70, PR70DCAM, and MS69 all with the 20th anniversary label.
I have no idea what to do here or if I'm just SOL...the Reverse Proof and PR70DCAM both have MILK SPOTS...these have been stored in a food saver bag vacuumed up for over 4 years (maybe 5) and rarely taken out of the tote I have them in.
Am I just left with having a milk spots on them or will PCGS honor any type of guarantee?
Thanks for any help on how to deal with this situation...pretty ticked off right now!
I have no idea what to do here or if I'm just SOL...the Reverse Proof and PR70DCAM both have MILK SPOTS...these have been stored in a food saver bag vacuumed up for over 4 years (maybe 5) and rarely taken out of the tote I have them in.
Am I just left with having a milk spots on them or will PCGS honor any type of guarantee?
Thanks for any help on how to deal with this situation...pretty ticked off right now!
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Milk spots is why I no longer collect the ASE's. Be glad you had them in PCGS slabs.
I had a few MS and PR 70's that developed milk spots, they could not be removed so they gave me fair market value.
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I was lucky, I did not get any milk spots and have sold all of my anniversary sets at a good profit.
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Th only one I have is in an original set but that's good enough for me.
John91C, once in a thread like this our hosts jumped in and said something t othe effect "We don't want spotted ASEs in our holders."
Send 'em in!
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