By the way, this coin was easy to photograph for some reason. I can't say that for all of Bill's Toned Morgans, but in this case, the coin was...
I honestly don't remember the grade, so I am guessing too. MS65* I say 65 and not 65+ or 66 because of the marks above the "In God We Trust" on...
Good info, and makes sense as to what I am seeing too. Here are my thoughts on the two holders, as I've seen on hundreds of holders from both...
Thank you!
Thank you, sir! High praise from a member I respect, yup, my day is complete. :D
In some ways, Obv photo from the original version is better. OLD: [ATTACH] After scratch removal (some, not all) [ATTACH]
Okay, I think I did a decent job on this one for @Mainebill. But feel free to tell me otherwise. ;) [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
After using the Slab Renew, I took some new photos to replace the old bad ones. BEFORE: [ATTACH] AFTER: [ATTACH]
Interesting method. I wonder if it would be less work buffing than repeating this each time. Some of the scratches on my coin slabs are so...
While not a miracle product, it is certainly something I am happy I bought, and I will definately be using it on all future scratched slabs,...
I might need to try that on the really, really, nasty scratches/ gouges.
Test 3, some really nasty, DEEP scratches. 1 round of scrubbing, before and after: [ATTACH] Scratches are still there, but they dont distract...
Here is the NGC test using Slab Renew. I think the former owner took sandpaper to it! :mad: Before any work: [ATTACH] It Begins! [ATTACH]...
So I picked up a product on eBay that advertises that it can help remove scratches on coin slabs. I heard about it recently, right here on...
To me it's less about wanting it simply because others have it, and more about being exposed to it and realizing, "oh yeah, I like that design...
Verified and packaged a shipment of coins today. Looked pretty all laid out. [ATTACH]
My bank still uses those trays, TD Bank. I sneak a peak once and awhile.
OMG
Fantastic!!!
If the first coin is 1939, probably a "Doubled Monticello", which is a nice coin and worth something, even in low grade.
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