Ya think ? Then please explain why the TPGs felt the need to come up with the concept of "roll friction" to explain wear on the devices of coins...
I don't doubt your word for a minute Kurt. All I was doing was relating my personal experiences. And there have been millions of coins dipped in...
That's kinda what I was going to say, it always dipped right off for me just like haze on any other Proof. Haze on Proof coins is nothing more...
I'm inclined to agree that it looks like a railroad rim. Worth a premium ? Don't know.
I have no idea, but given that it has no legends of any sort beyond LW. OP. , and a coat of arms with scissors and I dunno what might be a loom -...
Aside from all other considerations, some of which have already been mentioned, the problem with tubes is this - they allow the coins, you could...
For what it's worth, the US Mint tried coating coins too to prevent unsightly toning - it failed miserably. Granted milk spots are not toning,...
No, it isn't, but it is between 60-70% acetone. So do you really think that matters ? The point is Mike, painters use acetone, pure acetone,...
Ask yourself how many millions of women use acetone every day with direct skin contact, and let's not forget all the businesses who use it on...
Believe what ya want, pretty much every painter there is on the planet uses acetone on a daily basis and gets it all over themselves - with no...
I used it for many years, many if not most of those here who have used it probably did so because I recommended it for many years, starting long...
No, it doesn't hurt you at all. There are literally tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of people who use and get acetone all over them...
No need to speak to Jim, he does just fine ;)
When it comes to the forum rules, I am. In all other things, I only might be :D
Only when it comes to dealing with you Kurt :rolleyes:
I would strongly advise against the practice of wiping coins with anything - including cotton balls ! It can and will leave hairlines on the coin...
Let me start off by saying, that in my opinion, wear is wear no matter what caused it. And yes that includes what is called cabinet friction. But...
It seems that way to you because you are correct - that is exactly what they do in today's world, and have for quite a few years now. BUT - their...
Purely as a point of clarification on the rules - what you said in the quote above is not so. It is true if you post a link to your own auction....
Just for the heck of it, let's just assume that some of those marks on the coin in question are planchet marks. You know what my answer is to that...
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