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Re: Update: Would you or would you not? buying ASE
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Some 20 years ago I bought a ton (not literally) of milk-spotted ASEs paying spot. I'm selling them now for a substantial premium. The spots have turned into tarnish, some colorful. I would not buy ASEs for the current premium, but I have often been wrong. -
Re: The big melt of 2008-----Coin World article front page
Yeah all those milk spoted ones....I hope they go to the melting pot! Wow that would be NICE!!!! -
PD Question
General Questions about PD. I have at least 5-6 60s cards at varying high condition levels. They have print marks on them. Without the marks, they would range from Ex-Mt to Mint 1. Is there a rule of thumb of how many grades marks knock down a card (roller marks, ink spots)? Nothing major. Some are barely noticeable and… -
Re: 2019W Palladium Reverse Proof (19EK), On sale now, $2,437.50 .
Spotting as in silver eagle milk spots? -
Re: "I can't buy 'em for that much ..."
I had a PCGS MS69 1st Strike--with spots--noted in the auction-and I priced it under latest Ebay completed sales becase of the spots. They are more like fly spots than the dreaeded milk spots--but a spots a spot. So a guy offered me $15. for it. I also always offer free shipping. The current spot price of silver is $16.18… -
Re: 1960 Proof Roosie- Guess the grade! -UPDATE
My guess : 66 dcam In my opinion, those spots will not completely come off. They look like the typical milk spots from the late '50's to early 60's. Many of these spots will not budge, but occasionally I have seen some that were removable. For my money, I'd leave it alone. -
Re: ****Official Silver Eagle 2021 Silver Reverse Proof Two-Coin Designer Edition Order Thread #2****
I received mine today (USM11469xxx), the type 2 has a foreign object on the surface surrounded by what appears to be a milk spot, as well as a spot in the field where the frost effect is less than the rest of the field. The Type1 is beautiful though. The less frosted spot is in the sun's rays on the last ray nearest… -
Re: Calling all Washington Quarter experts....
I looked thru a lot of them last night, and their seems to be a few white spots on some them. I would compare it to the milk spots that are on ASE sometimes. There are about five coins that do not have them though and those hardly have a mark on them. Will the spots take away from a grade by PCGS. Is that enough to BB them? -
Spotting on PF69DCAM......should i keep them?
I purchased a six PR69DCAM PROOF coins sight-unseen and received them today. 2 of them had milk spotting on them. Should I return them? The dealer will take them back I am quite sure. He didnt mention there were spots on them Cary -
Re: I know it's been dipped, but ...
<< <i>I just sent 5 ASE s PR70s in to our host with spots. They came back with no spots..How did they do that? >> Replaced the coins??? I didn't think milk spots were able to be removed. I did the same ATS and they told me they were buying the coins in the market and would replace my coins.
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