I don't get it,, what are we suppose to see or are we looking for????????? is it the small spots on the sun,???.. I thought those were reflections on the holder......
Sorry I guess I should have pointed things out. It's just to me I knew where to look. There is a big "something" by her foot and a smaller spot to the left on the skirt.
Sold this one via BIN from store inventory on the bay for almost $900 a couple of weeks ago. I clearly stated the milk was already there. Guys feedback: Hate to hear about it, but there is hope.
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I knew it would happen.
Edit: LOL I knew you were going to ask about the hill country rain
So far no milk, or spots.
I would love to expose them to the environment, if they were going to tone, but don't want to take the risk of milking.
Yeah I can't get the 20th Anniv. designation, or FS, but what good is that if their milked.
It's a RP70 that has developed spots, it's no longer a 70, very painful, and costly.
Please educate me: what is the cause of the spots?
I believe it's from the rinsing and drying method used by the Slaughter House.
Some develop spots, others don't.
U.S. Type Set
Decisions, decisions.....quick decisions......
That dark whie ring is real odd.
Does anyone have an example of coins milking in NGC holders?
Thanks,
Chris
What should you do, open them. If they are milked, who would want them?
<< <i>I still have TEN UNOPENED SETS from the Mint. Make s me wonder what I should be doing ??? >>
I'd sell the unopened sets asap.
PCGS Registries
Box of 20
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