Based on your comments it seems as if you think you could have prevented your coins from toning. Is that correct ? If so, what exactly would you...
No, they won't. Only if a coin is over-dipped will NGC/PCGS put the coin in a problem slab (Genuine/Details) and mark it as having been harshly...
You might try to contact these guys in France - http://www.cgb.fr/indexgb.html Not really sure if they have a regular storefront/office, but it...
The one other thing you might have said Greg is that all coins begin to tone the moment they leave the coin press. And yes digitect, toning like...
Said another way - there are approx 2000 of them in 66 and approx another 2000 graded higher.
It's verdigris. The black is toning. But if it were me I'd follow Tom's suggestion and just get one that you are happy with as it is.
You are seeing coins that are toned, that's all. It's nothing unusual nor uncommon. Next to grey, a brownish color is the one most often found.
You might want to take a look at Heritage Shaun before you decide. There are some examples, same grade, that have sold for $150 less.
I seen the same error at the top of the page. Nonetheless the pics are showing up just fine.
That would be the one ;)
Do you really think I am not aware of that ? Use your memory Ruben, go back to when you first joined this forum, and see if you cannot recall...
The Mint/Proof Sets are easy enough to figure out. It's the other stuff where you might or might nor have an issue. At this point, only you know...
I would have to say that you have been bitten by the bug ! From this point on .......... Resistance is futile ! You will be assimilated ! Abandon...
I used to have a weakness for dragon coins myself, though not the painted versions. Only once did I ever run across a painted coin that struck my...
Pretty coins :thumb:
Think things all the way through Chris. First of all the entire point of the inventor doing what he did was to provide an inert coin holder system...
Chris knows me well enough to know without a doubt that I would never, ever, call him a liar, or an idiot. The reason I dismiss his claim is...
Hugh Wood is the best way there is to go IMO. I had a $100,000 policy with them (coins at home in a safe) that used to cost me $200/yr.
Because it's pretty easy to look up cross-linked polyethylene and find out that it is indeed an inert material. Not a valid comparison at all....
Maybe, that depends on what he is knowledgeable about. I find that people often coin dealers too much credit regarding the extent of their...
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