Now it's where it belongs ;)
Oh I got lots of time to chat now a days. I mostly just sit around the lodge and check the forum or play poker on Poker Stars. I go huntin once...
I am proud to say that I have had the honor and privilege of meeting many different forum menbers in person over the years. And yes we have formed...
Well yeah, since I have a degree in psychology, they might. But since I have over 40 years of experience of working with architects - I can...
I did say no exceptions, so yes, that includes pure gold and platinum. The belief that pure gold does not tone is a myth. An acid, regardless...
Just look at how its trading right now - that is not likely to change, except to follow the spot price either up or down, in the next 5 to 10...
Howdy and welcome to the Forum !! Sounds to me like folks seem to think that inside their kitchen range hoods is a good place to hide their...
But back then had you expressed those preferences most others would have looked at you like you were off your rocker. By and large, original...
Of course not, because architects never make mistakes either. Except when they are by themselves or with somebody :rolleyes:
You would like to hear more about what exactly ? Copper is the most reactive of all the coinage metals. Virtually anything causes it to tone...
A coin dip is basically a liquid that contains an acid. The reason the dip removes the toning is because the acid it contains literally eats away...
There really is only 1 solution, if you want to find nice stuff then you have to look where it is - not where it isn't. And exercise patience....
I agree with you Jim that there are still plenty of collectors out there who favor untoned coins. I'm OK with that, I used to be one of them....
Let's not forget that the original owner did view it in hand - and marked it as a fake. Couple that with what I can see in the pics, and you have...
I say he's a nit Jim because he advocates dipping every toned coin there is citing as his reason that toning is damage and will always progress...
Yes ANACS used to assign net grades, they no longer do though. I stand corrected on them slabbing holed coins - thought they drew the line at...
If your scale is correct it's a fake. But take it to a jewelry store, they can weigh it accurately.
It depends on what country it is coming from as to whether it is legal or not. A few years ago, some countries passed laws making exporting coins...
Looks like it to me.
In all honesty I'm somewhat concerned the coin may be a fake. Can you get it weighed and report back ?
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