To their side, they did offer non-PVC replacement strips once they became cognizant of the problem to people who purchased them directly from...
But it is not in the coin manufacturing process, it occurs post minting. PMD is post minting damage and not considered in the process of coining,...
It appears that they do not on the far left ( photo), but there are seemingly different acceptance levels between various grading companies.
Deleted a 2nd extra thread. Benjamin , only 1 thread on each coin! Jim
Google Centrone Investments, it is the address of a private house in Florida. Looks real professional...Oh, it has 1 -5 star review ( only...
I deleted the other.
I see you show the edges, sorry. I can't tell with the lighting , you will have to make the call on the last 2 . The one on the right looks OK Jim
Show the edges. The original sheets of zinc plated steel was processed before punching the blanks out for the coin, SO on ORIGINAL plating you can...
I make the decision to buy or not buy a coin most commonly before I ask the price. If I am not happy with the coin, I don't want it at any...
Heat might shrink it a little tighter. If the suction didn't work , I would put a piece of strong tape across it with a tab protruding over ( you...
Use suction on the plastic. I do not believe any adhesive was used, they would be too worried about interaction. Generally it is a shrink wrap...
I am thinking that the lack of replies ( certainly mine) towards the coin is that the photo is so indistinct, it is impossible to tell what has...
CCb, It is difficult to see what the possible answer could be with the photo so indistinct. It it 99% of the time damage due to the softness of...
Even if it is all that was said here, on Ebay it might go for .99 or a little more if someone had better photos and agreed, but for most...
The photo is too fuzzy to tell, but I would consider someone along the line 'helped' it a lot. Jim
It means that if one gets a chance to make money ( which can eventually buy more coins) by selling at a higher than market price and then at...
And perhaps it really was cleaned of debris. Sometimes hard to tell human cleaning of circulated coins from just circulation wear.
Consider the reverse. Perhaps he thinks he is doing a nice job pricing, so ask what his buy price is. If you can make money, sell him some of...
Damage. You can see the 'scratched' area between , indicates something harder than copper went across it. Jim
Damage on it and the date. Perhaps a small amount of mechanical doubling on it also. Jim
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