A shot glass full is all you need for each bath.
My specialty would be clashed die classic coins. The 1857 stuff is my favorite.
Collect what and how you wish to enjoy the hobby. Raw is cool for some stuff and slabs are better for others.
That's a great thread you pointed out Doug. New question. Does acetone have a shelf life? Say you have a half a can that's been sitting around for...
It was done by the Secret Service to track the coin. Have you looked out your front window? Watch what you say on the phone.
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Sorry. It's a large date.
I have some friends that became rich by selling dirt.;) I just collect coins for the fun.
There are too many to keep track of. Auction results are about all there is to go by.
No one will be able to tell you anything from any of those images.
I can think of several tools that could create damage on both sides at the same time but we will never know what was actually used.
We are already at the point that everyone including the TPG's can't agree.
You are correct. I'll add this. The services return the coin. That lets the owner try to return it to the person that they bought it from.
Please. Based on what you are selling on ebay, you are following the opinions of several grading companies that the market does not agree with and...
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Sorry but yes it was cleaned and also looks like it has scratches.
Cool find.
I started to guess this one a 67. Great looking coin.
I think you bought it because it is a cool design and you liked it. The lesson is that it looks cleaned.
It's net graded because of it's issues.
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