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MikeInFL
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Collector of Large Cents, US Type, and modern pocket change.
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Dipped
Did I win?
Steve
In fact, they lost on this one.
After cracking & dipping how would they know it's the same?
(unless it was done by NCS)
It's sad, I liked the original skin in the pcgs slab!
Knowing these two facts is all that allows me to go on another day after seeing this coin so tragically violated:
1. The owner devalued the coin by ruining, so, in a sense, has been punished.
2. The Steelers beat the crap out of the Patriots on Sunday.
<< <i>After cracking & dipping how would they know it's the same?
(unless it was done by NCS) >>
Bingo.
my early American coins & currency: -- http://yankeedoodlecoins.com/
Eliasberg did have duplicates you know.
The name is LEE!
All I can say is that I'm surprised it didn't go from a 58 to a mint state from what I've seen of these type things in the past. I'd bet good money the culprit had that in mind when doing his deed.
that's the icon that best describes my feeling
very, very sad
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