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Re: 57 CAM Lincoln in OGH Holder
LeeG I am affraid to say,I doubt that coin will upgrade.The strike isn't the best.The milk spots on the Rev would also hurt it,according to David Hall.As to DCAM,that is anybodys guess these days.I'd have to see it in hand. -
Re: My new little jewel - warning, large photo!
the first thing I see is that spot Unfortunately, it is on the coin. Fortunately, it is just a light milky tone spot with no debris on the surface. The scanner is greatly exaggerating the spot, as it is only discernible to the naked eye at certain angles. I'm still happy, and I'm picky about spots - especially carbon! -
Re: Too quiet on the boards tonight?
I just saw on the news a NEW 100 mile oil slick has been spotted in the Gulf of Mexico!. Looks like we may have another problem! The cost Gard has confirmed the spill. they are trying now to see which rig is causing it. Its not many miles from the BP one lets hope it doesn't turn out to be another fiasco! -
SSP: Canadian dollar for sale
Better date 1956 Canadian dollar with prooflike (PL) surfaces and some cameo effect. Has a few milk spots and a scratch/mark under the canoe on the reverse. PM me if interested. Price includes shipping. -
Re: GOLD, gold, Au, oro, ......... Grade is PR68DC
<< <i> << <i>No hazing between her legs, >> Did anyone else Laugh? >> I had actually typed "no milk spot" between her legs and then thought twice about what you all would think! bob -
Re: Would you submit this 62 proof cam Franklin or leave it as is in the Capitol holder ??
I'd try MS70 on the haze and milk spots. If that doesn't work, it's probably not worth submitting. I've had poor luck with CAM and DCAM Frankies in the current environment. If you're bound and determined to get it slabbed, then try MS70 and/or NCS. -
Re: Bet this guy is in shock, 20th ann. SAE set
I declare the bottom is in, or close to it. I sold my milk spotted PCGS 69 set for almost $700 at or near the peak of the SAE frenzy. That's about a $300 drop, or 40+ percent from the top. BUY BUY BUY! -
Re: A great rarity ... a drum roll, please (Ahem, Attn: Russ!)
If it's the one Placid posted, you would've had to fight harder for it but I fell asleep after drinking too early in the day. Russ bowed out on this one.... said he wouldn't be able to remove all the milk spots. -
Re: In case of emergency, break this slab
Thanks, 1922 D and S mint Peace dollars tend to have rounded rims. The Philadelphia issue tends to have broader flatter rims. Also the Philadelphia coins tend to develop the splotchy toning and/or "milk-spotting" whereas the D and S coins don't as much. -
Re: I have questions about 1954 proof set OGP polybags and the toning it imparts. Do you have answers?
Here is some feedback from my experience. More direct to your original questions #1. Have any of you ever successfully removed the light tan color without damaging the coin? Not personally - I did try it once as a trial - it did not come out well. #2. Have you ever heard of a professional conversation service (NCS of PCGS…
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