Do you find coins like this appealing or ugly?

That seems to be the inevitable conclusion that the helter-skelter pin ball of opinion, after much collective bouncing and recoiling, has at long last landed upon.

 

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post 31..........services? is this a coin term I don't know?

Edit....Ah ha perhaps surfaces was meant?

 

What's wrong with you? Haven't you ever been to a hotel and called for room surface?

 

I see most call it toning speckels, but several areas appear to be past toning and into corrosion. I would vote for unattractive, sorry.

 

Is it worth paying for the grading fees? With what you paid, and adding PCGS's fees, you will probably come out on the short end of the stick.

 

Call 'em as ya see's 'em.

 

Always a prudent consideration.

 

Yes the spell check on the new Samsung is quite a treat you type in what you want hit post and it changes,thinking you mean something else.
I've removed it from my business pad....way to many errors on e mails,etc.

 

Wow, can I ever relate to that. I quite often am forced to override my spellcheck since it seems hell bent on even declaring words non-existent that Webster's tells me are perfectly correct and legitimate.

 

I never had any issues with it or grammar on early phones and tablets. My new phone and tab are always changing content or spellings that need not be. Adding words or leaving out words. Not happy also with key board lay out mostly the "n"&"m" . Not showing up in a word finding a , or . Rather than the letters when typing. Most of the time I proof read especially for work, how my late evening I'm to tired to worrie. Now work documents are a different story but even proof read I noticed after hitting send they can still change content.

 

These are but some of confounding difficulties and/or problems one encounters among the ever-evolving wonders(?) of cutting-edge, ultra-modern electronic communications technology. While most old sayings can indeed be considered trite, they are for the most part also true, and in this instance "Sometimes you just have to take the bad with the good" specifically comes to mind. Best of luck with your various, assorted and sundry "machines", and whatever you do, try not to end up being another "Tron"!

 

From what I've seen as far as listed, certified comps... yes. Being into it for still well under $100 would still be worth it.

 

I'd leave it as is and see what pcgs thinks. FWIW, I believe it has been dipped before and some of the black stuff didnt' come off, then retoned in an album.

 

I don't like the toning on this coin. Very detracting to the eye appeal.

 

I find any coin with original toning and lots of cartwheel luster appealing.

 

I was in the I like it but don’t love it category. It’s better than dipped white but not nessicarily attractive. I’d have done the same. But it would have probably come back au 55 the way they’ve been on seated stuff lately