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Re: *********************************Proof 69 Ultra Cameo Morgan
I guess this one never developed a milk spot! They must occasionally run the coin press as carefully, slowly and deliberately as they can to come up with unmarked specimens. -
Re: What a difference a label makes!
Worth about $95 then from my cynical point of view....... I'd worry about those milk spots way too much to invest more than that -
Re: opinions on this ASE
Wasn't there a story a while back about the first PR-70 developing milk spots? If this coin is the better of the two, it would explain the crazy asking price JH -
Re: how'd I do?
<< <i>The fields in the lower-right corner of the reverse look weird to me. Otherwise, nice coin! >> I thought the same thing, but it is probably just a milk spot. -
Re: AT or NT?
Good catch kajdg657. Did you do a manual search? Now if only milk spots could be classified as attractive natural toning I would be rich! -
Re: *** The Official July 2019 Precious Metals Buy Sell Trade Thread ***
Gold/Silver bullion lot. 5 gram Sunshine Mint gold bar, ASE, Aus. Kangaroo (milk spots) SOLD. Pics to remain until buyer receives items. -
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Electrolysis will remove some surface material... likely affecting (either totally or to some degree) any luster present. Have never heard of it removing milk spots. Cheers, RickO -
Re: MS69 Lance Armstrong Silver Eagles - Worth More Than Melt!
Well, in 09 one sold on TT for $39 the one linked on eBay looks like it has milk spots. and I don't find many matches on google for proof lynch. -
Re: Bowers and Merena vs. Superior
<< <i> << <i>The Superior catalog bought a couple nights with me upstairs in my room. >> Yuck! >> Your going to get milk spots all over your silver eagles -
Re: Rude?
yes, but you do have the right to received heavily milk spotted PCGS or NGC MS69 Silver Eagles even though the auctions show PQ examples in stock photos
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