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They probably have a mint or two that could produce them. Long term the materials will be the problem. I don't feel they can keep it going for...
I agree. The reverse is really pretty. It probably had some help. Maybe MS70 was used on it. You don't see many IHCs with color.
Stains are tough to remove. I don't think the coin can be helped but I would give it an acetone bath.
This one came from Mark Feld. Great guy to deal with. He used to post here. [IMG]
Yes I like them. Cool to find.
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Yes you sucked me in with your lies and your troll. You should be happy. It's easy to see that you can not be believed.
What you said is a lie and you know it. You could at least tell the truth in your post.
Who did I belittle because of what they collect
Who did I belittle? If I ever did that, I'm sure I did apologize.
Looks real to me. It would look great in a Dansco. Like most Trade dollars, it was cleaned at some point in it's life.
It's cool to find stuff like this.
I'm not here to argue. I give my opinion and I move on. I'll write pages about coins but not about people or the opinion they have on a topic.
you will never understand. It's not up to you to control others opinions.
Acetone should help.
Do you have an image? What are you trying to remove?
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There are some really well struck 1917s out there but none have been found that the services agree with it being a matte proof.
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