Don't Leave Your Coins Under a Lamp!

I best most folks (I know I was) will be surprised at exactly HOW hot a regular 100 Watt incandescent bulb can get. The NGC coin was the closest to the bulb (nearly touching, we presume), with three others next to it - including the PCGS coin below - that were also affected.







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You can get AT on those too!
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now ya see that would never happen in a glass slab..
<< <i>Looks like you found a new way to crack open a slab.
Good one!
I use a CF bulb. I hate the color rendition.
I switched to a 40W incandescent and even those get terribly hot.
Then I dropped it, broke the filament, and am back to CF bulbs. Greenish, purplish hateful light that it is.
Even CF bulbs can get hot enough to melt plastic in the right conditions.
-Randy Newman
<< <i>BUMMER!
I use a CF bulb. I hate the color rendition.
I switched to a 40W incandescent and even those get terribly hot.
Then I dropped it, broke the filament, and am back to CF bulbs. Greenish, purplish hateful light that it is.
Even CF bulbs can get hot enough to melt plastic in the right conditions. >>
Just an FYI...I recently started using CFL bulbs and I agree the greenish purplish light is hideous and unpleasing.
However, you have to find the "soft white" variety, not the "daylight" color temperature!!! Makes all the difference.
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How long were they under the lamp to get that way?
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