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Re: *Price Increases* MCM has a good deal on 2014 Britannias on eBay
<< <i>Would that be $6.31 over milkspot? Who is selling any kind of pure silver coin for $1 or $2 over spot? >> Provident. A bunch to choose from. Take your pick. -
Re: OK I have a sealed mint box with 96 2008 ASE dated 4-24
I've never had a ASE milkspot in an Intercept Shield. All my ASE's are in the double Intercept Shield boxes. I highly recommend them if you want to protect your investment. -
Re: FIRST 2006 20th Anniversary Silver Set PCGS 70/70/70 - $7,275 !
<< <i> does this mean no more milkspots on silver eagles? >> no, it most certainly does not. milk spots are on some MS W's 2006 and 2007. ....Reverse proofs and proofs, too -
Re: Good news for ASE owners!
bhah! Politics... I thought you were going to post something interesting like - PCGS accepts a cure for milkspots on silver proofs, followed with a detailed description of the cure. -
Re: What coins with the same date & mint mark do you have hoarded in roll quanity?
Way to many to list. My favorites though are the 1996 Silver American Eagles(no milkspots), and 1891 Morgans. The Morgans are all MS 63 or better. -
Re: Improper Franklin Dip?!?!?
That coin is really spotty and I think it is some sort of residue, not from the mint. I haven't met a coin with milkspots (soap stains) of that magnitude. -
Re: $36.26 Coin Challenge
$29. There's a small milkspot on Franklin's head that the photos don't show, but it doesn't really detract from the coin. Try as I might, I couldn't get the camera to see it. -
Re: Pictures of actual President Dollars released by US Mint
<< <i>The collectors coins will be covered, with a special coating by the Mint, to prevent tarnish from forming. >> ...and to promote milkspotting. Sorry, just had to insert some biting humor about those darn SAE's. -
WTB ~ PCGS slabbed 2004 ASE MS69 (2) needed
looking for true pq examples ~ no 68's in 69 clothing or milkspotted marvels...white without any black specks -
Re: How to get rid of milk spots?
To support dcarr's pre-spot dipping process, Russ has long maintained that an acetone dip, on unspotted coins, will prevent future milkspotting. Cheers, RickO
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