@basetsb said:
I would move it away from any staples as they can scratch the coin. It is also good to take picture of the coin out of any plastic.
Yeah, I know, buddy.
I still do not have the coin in my hands, I bought it from a colleague who brought it from Spain.
This week when I have it in my hands, I'll take it out of the bin with stamps and put it on one whit "glue" not stamps.
@NumismaticEmpire.... Welcome aboard... I love Portugal...lived and worked there for two years.... Great wine and wonderful people......Look forward to seeing your pictures of the dime... Cheers, RickO
@ricko said: @NumismaticEmpire.... Welcome aboard... I love Portugal...lived and worked there for two years.... Great wine and wonderful people......Look forward to seeing your pictures of the dime... Cheers, RickO
Thank you so much.
Here the wine really is very good .. and not only.
The food could not be better eheh.
Of course.
I find that many countries around the world, including several in Europe, clean their coins and don't find it to be a problem.....I agree that it's been cleaned which we think is a no no for US coins.
WELCOME!
bob
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@AUandAG said:
I find that many countries around the world, including several in Europe, clean their coins and don't find it to be a problem.....I agree that it's been cleaned which we think is a no no for US coins.
WELCOME!
bob
In Portugal whe do not clean our coins..
Its a "CRIME", but some peolple do (((
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Looks nice from the pic. Welcome to the forum and U.S. Coins.
Thank you so much.
Before doing my first topic I read this forum a lot. I learned a lot in here.
I would move it away from any staples as they can scratch the coin. It is also good to take picture of the coin out of any plastic.
@basetsb_coins on Instagram
Yeah, I know, buddy.
I still do not have the coin in my hands, I bought it from a colleague who brought it from Spain.
This week when I have it in my hands, I'll take it out of the bin with stamps and put it on one whit "glue" not stamps.
Looks pretty shiny/sanitized from those photos. I think it's been cleaned along the way (see upper reverse field).
40-45. Nice cleaned coin for type album. Good luck.
Just to get an idea if i get well on this coin ..
What would be the value of this coin?
I'd think $30-$100 depending on if/how much it is cleaned....and how much/if any luster remains.
http://www.seateddimevarieties.com/Date_mintmark_variety.htm
@NumismaticEmpire.... Welcome aboard... I love Portugal...lived and worked there for two years.... Great wine and wonderful people......Look forward to seeing your pictures of the dime... Cheers, RickO
Thank you so much.
Here the wine really is very good .. and not only.
The food could not be better eheh.
Of course.
New photos out of the alveolus.
What do you guys think?
Looks cleaned in these new pics.
I agree with DM.
OTOH, pretty nice images NE!
I find that many countries around the world, including several in Europe, clean their coins and don't find it to be a problem.....I agree that it's been cleaned which we think is a no no for US coins.
WELCOME!
bob
In Portugal whe do not clean our coins..
(((
Its a "CRIME", but some peolple do