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Hey, what would cause a coin to do this? It's pretty nasty!
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Anyone care to guess? What would be the cause of all these light golden looking spots on this piece?
Thanx.
After all these years I still continue to learn. This is strange to me!
Thanx.
After all these years I still continue to learn. This is strange to me!
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bob
I've gotten what I believe to be the true answer from the resident Proof expert however if others can learn something too, then it's a worthwhile post.
Apparenntly this was submitted in bulk judging from the cert# beginning with the #7 ... but it's the color that throws me. These, I am told, are Milk Spots but are light Tan or Nicotine Brown/ Gold in color.
I REALLY have no clue what would have "caused" them other than the answer being posted in a similar thread.
I have NO reason NOT to believe him.
<< <i>BTW, I think it would be safe to say that it would appear to be a hopeless case. >>
That's correct. Once milk spots form, they are permanent.
Russ, NCNE
<< <i>Send it back to PCGS for grade gaurentee!!! >>
I'm not even sure it's worth it Marty.
but you do see this problem happen in and out of plastic correct?
interesting post. it was a sharp quarter.
<< <i>but you do see this problem happen in and out of plastic correct? >>
Actually, No. I just recently started dabbling with Proof coins and this is the first time I see this. Hard to describe.
No, can't say that I have, particularly IN a PCGS holder that appears to be somewhat new.
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and hold at all cost!