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Who is the master of dipping coins here?
I have two coins I need someone to see if they can clean them.. I have a Silver quarter with a haze.. A ASE with those milk spots. Can these be clean to make them new or are the spots in the metal alloy there for good. Pm me and I will pay you a fee of give you a coin for your services. -
Re: arrived from Ampex
Never had any problems with milk spots on ASE's or Canadian coins. I suppose it depends where you live or how you store them. In humid areas or close to the ocean, the spotting appears to be more prevelant. However, since I purchase mine by the rolls..that's my storage device. Flips should be ok or direct fit holders -
Re: When did PCGS start giving MS70's on ASE's?
<< <i>I thought they only went up to 69 for MS on the ASE's. When did they re-start the 70 grade? They must feel the milk spot problem is solved?? >> More likely, they saw NGC was getting all the submissions and decided that the potential risk of eating a few spotted 70s in the future paled in comparison to the lost… -
Re: I'm glad that you do not collect gold coins.
You forgot to list one of the biggest advantages of collecting gold coins---gold is far less reactive than other coinage metals. With gold, you are far less likely to experience problems with milk spots, corrosion, tarnishing, carbon spots, etc. This is a major consideration if you live in a warm humid climate especially… -
Re: So here I am doing the PSA shuffle...
Speaking of the Mile High auction, I just noticed this and wanted to post it. Here's the card from the mile high auction that sold for a little on the havey side of $2,000. Here's another one on eBay: At first I thought it was the same card (notice the print spot) and thought the seller could be in a world of hurt if… -
SOLD 2010 5oz PCGS First Strike MS 69 Complete Set Various Designations DMPL/PL
2010 5oz PCGS First Strike MS 69 Complete Set Various Designations Small milk spot on reverse of Yosemite is only problem. Grand Canyon slight toning on reverse outer edge. $900 Delivered -
Re: How are the shops doing?
Local small shop: buying 90% at 50x, but dont want it, dosnt sell, and when a customer comes in to buy its usually less than 100 total value, and i sell it to them at spot-5.00 best place I sell to wholesale currently is spot minus 6.25. So dont mind given the buyer a deal. .999 turning down more than I can buy currently.… -
Re: Ebay SAE Purchases Disappointing
When buying SAE's on e-bay or other internet sources... make sure there are clear large pictures, preferably a scanner, most scanners can't lie, when I post up SAE's , you can clearly see every little detail, including those that have milky white spots.... Also look at all of the sellers auctions, look and see if the… -
Re: Can you buy bullion ingots at coin shows
<< <i>If you want gold bullion, forget ingots and buy AGE's and buffalos. >> That's the ticket! And don't forget milk spotted ASE and 90% for silver. Well under spot. There should be good pickings for the bullion types at the coming shows. They won't want to get stuck in what looks like a weakening market, and have picked… -
Re: Is There Still a Guaranteed Regrade
Not sure if it helps but I return silver coins with milk spots and just check the other box. I then write in David Hall Spot review and write a quick letter describing the problems. It takes 1-2 months but I usually either get a check or get them cleaned up and re-slabbed and I only have to pay for shipping.
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