That one appears to have seen the dip jar at least once or twice, and I would call the obv. a strong PL and the rev. not PL. Keep in mind that overdipping will destroy the mirrors with time, so that rev. may have had better PL qualities at one time.
<< <i>That one appears to have seen the dip jar at least once or twice, and I would call the obv. a strong PL and the rev. not PL. Keep in mind that overdipping will destroy the mirrors with time, so that rev. may have had better PL qualities at one time. >>
Will an overdipped coin's mirrors degrade in the holder?
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They grade it 64 DMPL, 64 is wrong but DMPL? Also, is that a dipping gone wrong or just wierd toning?
<< <i>That one appears to have seen the dip jar at least once or twice, and I would call the obv. a strong PL and the rev. not PL. Keep in mind that overdipping will destroy the mirrors with time, so that rev. may have had better PL qualities at one time. >>
Will an overdipped coin's mirrors degrade in the holder?
Yes they will.
Obverse MAYBE
Reverse NO
<< <i><<< Will an overdipped coin's mirrors degrade in the holder? >>>
Yes they will. >>
Thanks. Good to know.