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Re: US MINT Site Crash
$70 an ounce silver ? > @jmski52 said: I should talk I still have 2 of the 2011 5 eagle sets :D i wonder if they are all milk spots I haven't looked at them since 2011 -
Re: Are you tired of your coins coming back from the TPG's with Hairs' and Foreign stuff inside the slab
<< <i> << <i><< Are you tired of your coins coming back from the TPG's with Hairs' and Foreign stuff inside the slabs? >> Just hope it's not a pub. >> All that means is the grader really, really liked your coin. >> Milk Spots -
FS PCGS MS70 2009 ASE's $50 each
I have 40 PCGS MS70's for sale. All have minor milk spots.$50 plus postage.Will ship USPS flat rate with delivery confirmation. PPG,Check, Money Order. -
Re: Anyone up for some Roosie Talk? - Thread #5
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Re: So I'm sitting on ~20 unopened 2007-W SAEs
<<I have 3 boxes with 5, 5, and 10 in them. Received about 3 weeks ago or so.>> You might want to open them and check for milking. They are prone to spotting, despite being burnished. This is the approach I would take. -
Re: How does PCGS' buyback work?
They offer a spot removal service where you submit it and they will remove the spot and reholder it free of charge. Except of course the return postage cost. This is what I was told when I talked to someone in customer service about a spot on a Modern Commemorative Dollar. Not sure if this works for the milik spots. -
Re: 1964 Kennedy Half Dollar Sets
The mess on the half dollar Oakstar pointed out is milk spots. They were struck into the coin when it was minted. They cannot be removed. It also appears that some of the proof half dollars may be the more valuable Accented Hair variety. You can obtain information about 1964 proof coins by looking them up on Coinfacts. -
Re: Sharpless Family Commemorative Coin ID?
Found this online, hope it helps. And yes this is a great site, found it a few months ago, good people. Take Care--Digger. Biographical Sketch of William & Walter DENNY; Delaware County, PA Contributed for use in USGenWeb Archives by Sandra Ferguson <ferg@ntelos.net>. Copyright 2004. All Rights Reserved.… -
Re: Jimmy Cracked Corn & I Don't Care: Overpaying (on purpose) 3Xs for a common Ike
Upon further reflection, I think I'll pick up the next milk-spotted and scuffed up Blue Pack Ike I find and cut it out of the cellophane and make it my pocket piece for a year. Then I'll list it on ebay. :p -
Re: 2001 Buffalo
Great "Hobo Dollar". When I see stuff like this I am reminded that there is often a market for impaired coins. Imagine if your dollar coin had milk spots or other issues. No big deal when the surface is going to be carved.
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