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What's worse or more tolerable? Coin #1./Coin #2. Is a better example of passing,right?
Hi guy's. I cherry picked a most exquisite 2020d Lincoln Cent. To me, I can't seem to locate any sort of hits or scuffs on the coin whatsoever! Maybe, just one tick on the rim? But what is evident are milk spots or carbon spots. I don't know what those are? What a shame! Our Host wouldn't overlook those spots would they?… -
Re: Some of today's finds
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Re: What is your most hated type of problem on a coin?
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Re: Restoration Services?
I agree, not carbon spots, but more like milk spots/stains. You can't remove them without changing the color of the surface of the coin, and it would cost you more to have it worked on than it is worth. If someone could come up with a way to remove carbon spots, they could about pick where in the world they would like to… -
Re: Is a Proof 70 Still a Proof 70 with a spot? See Pic
I agree, it is toning not what we normally refer to as a spot. Carbon spots or milk spots can actually be harmful to the surface. These would drop the grade significantly. I don't think your toning spot effects the surface and should maintain the 70 grade. You will have to check NGC's written description to see if toning… -
NGC & PCGS Kennedy's - Problem Slabs
Ok was cleaning up and found the following (problems described): NGC 1968S PR 66 (spots-tarnish) NGC 1968S PR 67 (spots-tarnish) PCGS 2001 PR69DCAM (spots) PCGS 2001 PR69DCAM (milk spotted) While I assume both NGC and PCGS have some procedure to remediate coins such as these I have no time nor the inclination to do so.… -
Re: DCAM Accented Hair JFK?
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Re: 25th Anniversary ASE set
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