Looks a little better now, and the pics show better detail. I'm sticking by my original VF35 (PCGS) XF40 raw/NGC guess, for the details. Still guessing it would get a gennie grade or net grade, but a darn fine album coin, and very tough to find with this level of detail.
I'm still in the VF30 but it might go Genuine because of the surface coloration problems above the T and in front of Liberty's face. I would send it in and be sure to mark the "Genuine with Details" box.
<< <i>I like it more now after the Acetone dip. The areas of concern have been discussed and will keep the coin out of a graded holder.
Otherwise, if problem free, I wouldn't be surprised to see it in an XF 40 Holder.
Nice coin, IMHO . >>
How long was the dip? Any plans of trying a soak with...I believe, olive oil is what I'm thinking of? Should get the rest of that crud out of the 9 and mint mark?
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Still guessing it would get a gennie grade or net grade, but a darn fine album coin, and very tough to find with this level of detail.
<< <i>... Was there a "before" picture somewhere? >>
"Before" pic is in this thread.
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I like it more now after the Acetone dip.
The areas of concern have been discussed
and will keep the coin out of a graded holder.
Otherwise, if problem free, I wouldn't be surprised
to see it in an XF 40 Holder.
Nice coin, IMHO .
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<< <i>I like it more now after the Acetone dip.
The areas of concern have been discussed
and will keep the coin out of a graded holder.
Otherwise, if problem free, I wouldn't be surprised
to see it in an XF 40 Holder.
Nice coin, IMHO . >>
How long was the dip? Any plans of trying a soak with...I believe, olive oil is what I'm thinking of? Should get the rest of that crud out of the 9 and mint mark?
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