Originally posted by: MFH Congrats, you are lucky that CAC saw it as green toning and not PVC which was my first thought.
Very rare variety. Handsome coin.
Thanks ... and to be fair ... the folks at CAC (and PCGS) did see it in person and were not making a determination from an image. Sometimes an image can be misleading. I am not sure it was "luck" as much as it was toning and not PVC.
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Congrats!
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was my first thought.
Very rare variety. Handsome coin.
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Congrats, you are lucky that CAC saw it as green toning and not PVC which
was my first thought.
Very rare variety. Handsome coin.
See http://www.doubledimes.com for a free online reference for US twenty-cent pieces
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I received an email from CAC ... and the 1815/2 PCGS VF-35 was awarded a green bean!
So ... it looks like greenish toning was just that ... toning and not PVC.
Awesome! Congrats!
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Good guy - one
PVC - zero