Will pcgs crack a coin out of a proof set so no risk of Artificialtoning???
DontTellTheWife
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As stated, cause this may be worth grading!
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I don't think so. Perhaps on an exception basis? From the submission guidelines --
House your coins individually in 2 ½" x 2 ½" mylar flips (we do not accept acrylic snap cases or cardboard and stapled coin holders).
Jeff
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Could it be gassed and one coin tone like that? (No experience with gassing)
Having the whole package could help authenticate since the others aren’t toned like that...maybe?
Fair enough. I’ll go back to sleep.
With that said, how would PCGS know that item hadn’t been tampered with and deceptively resealed?
1970-S Proof cents are somewhat common with this symmetrical toning. At least there are plenty for sale on eBay that look just like this one- all in PCGS holders.
That is extremely common toning for the 1970 proof set toning on the cent. PCGS knows this and will not bag it for QC. I have had a few of those. Depending on the grade, the cent could be worth $20-75, more than likely. I have owned a PF66 version in an old ANACS holder that I sold on eBay as a true auction. It sold for $25 as I recall it. They are very common and really not worth too much unless the colors are super super vibrant which is seldom.
If I were you, I would just sell the set as is for $30-40 and be done.
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Great info keyman64
Thanks