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Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
Having ASE's slabbed is NOT required for them to milk spot. All my 1996's spotted pretty badly from being in air-tites. Preventing the spotting requires a dip in EZ-est with a good rinse in Distilled water then 91% alcohol. Of course, this is impossible on mint sealed shipping boxes but the basic rule is that there are no… -
Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
<< <i>Having ASE's slabbed is NOT required for them to milk spot. All my 1996's spotted pretty badly from being in air-tites. Preventing the spotting requires a dip in EZ-est with a good rinse in Distilled water then 91% alcohol. Of course, this is impossible on mint sealed shipping boxes but the basic rule is that there… -
Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
<< <i> << <i>It's hard to imagine that a chemist could not figure out what the milk spots are at this point. >> What with electron scanning microscopes and all. There's even a big cash incentive for the solution to this Huge problem. >> Here are some scanning electron micrographs of a milk spotted ASE; feel free to figure… -
Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
<< <i> << <i>Having ASE's slabbed is NOT required for them to milk spot. All my 1996's spotted pretty badly from being in air-tites. Preventing the spotting requires a dip in EZ-est with a good rinse in Distilled water then 91% alcohol. Of course, this is impossible on mint sealed shipping boxes but the basic rule is that… -
Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
<< <i>Nobody's answered the question of the PCGS spot review yet. I've been wondering this myself as I have an '06 RP myself with what I expect are a couple small milk spots. Will PCGS give me fair market value $$$ back? >> Yes, you can send them back under grade guarantee or whatever service is appropriate. I have some in… -
Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
Nobody's answered the question of the PCGS spot review yet. I've been wondering this myself as I have an '06 RP myself with what I expect are a couple small milk spots. Will PCGS give me fair market value $$$ back? -
It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
I was looking at some coins today and noticed on both of my 2006 PR70 Reverse Proof coins, serious spotting has occured. I think it's time for me to sell all my ASE's and get some more copper and gold. I knew I should have kept those in their OGP. Is PCGS still doing the spot review? -
Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
<< <i>I have over 20 perfect sets in NGC and ICG holders must be something wrong with the PCGS holders, I have had many other ASE's from other years in PCGS holders Spotted with milk. I just saying someone should do a chemical test on the plastic PCGS uses. Or maybe it doesn't have nothing to do with the plastic just the… -
Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
It's hard to imagine that a chemist could not figure out what the milk spots are at this point. -
Re: It's a bad day for me, my 2 2006 Reverse Proof ASE's have been milked
<< <i>It's hard to imagine that a chemist could not figure out what the milk spots are at this point. >> What with electron scanning microscopes and all. There's even a big cash incentive for the solution to this Huge problem.
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