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1. Re: Spots popping up all over my PCGS 25th Set Proofs

   

   Comment by epcjimi1 · February 15, 2012 8:49AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   I think the milkspotting originates from contaminants still present on the surface when the coin leaves the mint. Over time, the contaminants, whatever they are, react and the phenomena occurrs. I don't think it's the TPG plastic or the gasket. There's ATB bullion out there with milk spots as well as tons of ASE bullion…

2. Re: Spots popping up all over my PCGS 25th Set Proofs

   

   Comment by PinkFloyd · February 15, 2012 11:38AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   << <i>I think the milkspotting originates from contaminants still present on the surface when the coin leaves the mint. Over time, the contaminants, whatever they are, react and the phenomena occurrs. I don't think it's the TPG plastic or the gasket. There's ATB bullion out there with milk spots as well as tons of ASE…

3. Re: Spots popping up all over my PCGS 25th Set Proofs

   

   

   Comment by C0INB0Y · February 16, 2012 4:22AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   << <i> << <i>I think the milkspotting originates from contaminants still present on the surface when the coin leaves the mint. Over time, the contaminants, whatever they are, react and the phenomena occurrs. I don't think it's the TPG plastic or the gasket. There's ATB bullion out there with milk spots as well as tons of…

4. Re: Spots popping up all over my PCGS 25th Set Proofs

   

   Comment by PCGSCustomerService · February 16, 2012 4:07AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   << <i>I think the milkspotting originates from contaminants still present on the surface when the coin leaves the mint. Over time, the contaminants, whatever they are, react and the phenomena occurrs. I don't think it's the TPG plastic or the gasket. There's ATB bullion out there with milk spots as well as tons of ASE…

5. Re: Spots popping up all over my PCGS 25th Set Proofs

   

   Comment by BAJJERFAN · February 16, 2012 4:31AM · Home› U.S. Coin Forum

   << <i> << <i>I think the milkspotting originates from contaminants still present on the surface when the coin leaves the mint. Over time, the contaminants, whatever they are, react and the phenomena occurrs. I don't think it's the TPG plastic or the gasket. There's ATB bullion out there with milk spots as well as tons of…