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Anyone know if PCGS keeps records of coins that have been through restoration service?

And if so could can you call customer service and ask if a PCGS coin has been through it. Question #2, can corrosion be neutralized but still leave a black residue that looks like a small area of chimney sutt? but not active corrosion. In other words has anyone used the restoration service for corrosion and received the coin back and it was much better and the corrosion neutralized but still had some black area on the coin. I hope that wasn't to confusing, Thanks.
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<< <i>Anyone know if PCGS keeps records of coins that have been through restoration service? >>
I'm sure they do.
<< <i>And if so could can you call customer service and ask if a PCGS coin has been through it. >>
You could ask but you won't get an answer.
<< <i>Question #2, can corrosion be neutralized but still leave a black residue that looks like a small area of chimney sutt? but not active corrosion. >>
Yes. It's spelled "soot".
<< <i>In other words has anyone used the restoration service for corrosion and received the coin back and it was much better and the corrosion neutralized but still had some black area on the coin >>
I'd guess so. But no personal experience.
Lance.
<< <i>PCGS will not share whether they have altered any coins they handle, I have called and asked. >>
Thanks, that is what I wanted to know.
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And than the After Picture
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<< <i>Thanks for that photo. They did a really good job on that quarter. >>
Yeah but hasn't it technically been cleaned?
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<< <i>PCGS will not share whether they have altered any coins they handle, I have called and asked. >>
That is a terrible lack of transparency.
I find it pretty ironic they brought a lawsuit against coin doctors but refuse to tell their consumers if they themselves have worked on a coin.