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how should I even START caring for this guy..
Hyperion
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soak to kill the green? I do not want to do anyting to remove the corrosion because it'll kill the coins "skin"... underneath there's a very nice mild cartwheel not evident in the images....
the only way I can touch one of these for type is to score an impared version
the only way I can touch one of these for type is to score an impared version
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<< <i>A long soak in the acetone should do the trick. >>
I have a bunch of coins in line for this apparently... I'll post "afters"..
Aren't those blowing up right now? If you bought it a few years ago, you probably can't lose anyway, right?
I am sad I sold the ones I had, when I did, now.
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
<< <i>Fuhgeddaboutit and SELL! SELL! SELL!
Aren't those blowing up right now? If you bought it a few years ago, you probably can't lose anyway, right?
I am sad I sold the ones I had, when I did, now. >>
I guess Id sell depending on what I could get for it
Collector since 1976. On the CU forums here since 2001.
<< <i>Really, I personally don't think it looks that bad. The only thing that catches my eye negatively are the (rim nicks?) around the edge. >>
it's really dark in hand... only under the monster hot tungsten lights did the green come out. I'll soak a few times and see what that knocks loose but I'm content to have it for type, in an air tite sitting in my junque box