What is this problem/plague on coin

hello

any ideas what this "plague" is?

did anybody see smth simmilar?

thanks

 

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What is it you want us to see?

 

I don't know what is on the rim.

 

A scrape?
Enough to knock the grade down by 5 points.

 

It looks like a scrape to me. Is it colored at all? green or black or whatever?

 

arrows communicate wonders

 

Not sure if thats toning or something else.

 

It is difficult to be certain from the photos but I think it is just a little visible oxidation of the metal at the rim. You have the coin in hand. You should be able to see if it is a scrape or if it is just toning of the silver metal. I'm guessing it is just toning of the silver metal.

 

Store your coins in a cool dry (secure) place. Do not store them in an area where the temperature changes with the daytime & season. Typically, is is not recommended to store your coins near an outside wall or in an attic because of the temperature fluctuations.

 

Sell it on Ebay for 3 times the price as a rare toned 98 silver half. I bet not many people have those.

 

so you sure its toning? does it devalves the price of the coin? because i wanted to buy a perfect coin and iam not satisfied with the rimm:/

 

Send it back and buy the other one the seller has up for sale.

BTW, a "perfect" coin does not exist.

 

hi

does a little tone on the rimm degrade the cost of coin (comparing to SP70 without toning)... if yes, than by which percentage (if the tone is like on my picture)

i want to know if i made a good deal and if i should keep the coin regardless of the tone

i bought it in ebay auction for 380 dollars

 

Proof Set?

The coin isn't a proof.


You're confusing me ......... again.

 

What's on the NGC label that would make you even think a common Kennedy half is worth $380?

 

The coin is included into the Kennedy proof set on the NGC registry. I think it is what he is talking about.