If you are asking if it eventually cover the coin or a large portion of the coin - no, it won't do that. But the toned area around the dark center...
then you will get that message. That is because that post was moved to an area that members cannot see.
For example, if a post is removed because it breaks the rules, but a link still shows up to that post and you click on it -
The same message is also given whenever somebody clicks on a link that would take them to a page that they not allowed to view.
Anyway, that is a default message that the software gives whenever somebody tries to post someplace they are not allowed to post.
Sorry for the delay in responding, I just saw this now.
Why ? Because the TPGs changed their grading standards. PCGS even publicly admitted it.
To answer your basic question no I do not think that is a carbon spot. Unfortunately a whole lot of people are in the habit of calling any dark...
Personally I think the coin is XF45. But I'm pretty strict with grading, a TPG might agree or say AU50. As for value I'd guess it should be...
I don't think that's PVC residue Searcher, I do believe that is light verdigris you see on the high points. Look closer at the tip of the tail...
I've been reading his articles all along and wanted to wait until he got to this point - close to the end - before posting it. That way folks...
Your full size image is even bigger than a 10x loupe would show it. Yes, your coin has some hairlines on it, but not the kind of hairlines that a...
Hmmmm - if that's what it is that function has been active for quite a while now, seems like a 4 to 6 weeks at least. Maybe longer.
Hmmmm - always thought it was when gang bangers and/or vandals run around with cans of spray paint painting everything in sight. But yeah,...
You're not the only one green.
Doesn't matter what you use really, soft and thick is the key. If you place your coin down on it you want to be able to pick it back up by he...
With this new software the edit function was set at 60 minutes. That means that nobody, except the mods, should be able to edit anything 61...
And I agree. But the important thing to take away from this, and I think a lot of folks have missed it because they are only reading the articles...
Well kinda, I think it's more of a trust, a confidence issue than anything else. This sort of thing goes back centuries, and not just with the US....
What specifically is it that makes you think that coin has been harshly cleaned ? I ask because in looking at it even in the full size blown up...
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