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Re: Received in change tonight
Everyone who I see daily all know me by name and why i look right away if not busy. When you receive your change, look at it closely on the spot, and mention you collect coins. That's all. Got milk? I hear they have, 2 slices of pizza and a med Slurpee, on sale for three dollars. Coffee, coffee coffee, coffee. Cool finds.… -
Re: Will you get your 2021 morgans and peace graded?
I understand that logic as some of them already have milk spots, so the risk of even more developing over time is very real. -
Re: Let’s see a mark that breaks your heart
Yes sir. All the milk spots on my fresh from the mint ASE WW2 privy from last years fire fight😩 -
Re: Sealed 1954 Proof Set.
Im guessing milk spotted coins. I hope I'm wrong though. I have a '54 set sealed as well, I'm afraid to open it. -
Re: When truly common stuff comes around...
<< <i>It's got milkspots >> Sure, but the proven method used to get rid of milk spots on American Silver Eagles work also on Franklin halves. True? -
Re: Proof silver eagle going rate
Are they graded? Are they milk spotted? Are they with mint packaging and COA's? All those questions and maybe a few others might affect what one should be paying for them. -
Re: MS70 ASE why do people pay $100 to $300 for them?
No matter what the cause or the effect to the hobby it's playing russion roulette with good money until somebody can solve the milk spotting problem on slabbed SAE's. -
Re: Which of the USMC commemoratives are you going to purchase?
<< <i>Neither >> Until the Mint can fix the problems it has with milk spots on SAE's and silver commems I'm staying away from them all. -
Re: Is this putty?
No. The guarantee now excludes contaminants not apparent at the time of grading. Which pretty much covers everything from putty to PVC to milk spots. :/ Lance. -
Re: When truly special stuff comes along...
<< <i>Yeah, but did you see my Franklin I just picked up? >> Thank goodness the original milk spots were preserved!
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