Only I get to detect on this property. :D
Excellent! It's worth the try. If you don't ask it's an automatic no. :)
Forget dipping. Return it to the grading service with a written explanation as to the toning and ask them to reconsider.
I see nothing unusual but it would help to have pics of the entire bill, obverse and reverse along with a closeup of the area in question. Also...
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It's a trinary note and that's worth face value.
I have mine in coffee cans buried in my back yard. I buried them deep and with 20 acres to hide them...:)
Hope your floor is reinforced Randy since it's on the second floor. :)
Why would anyone dip, even in a diluted solution, a beautiful coin like that? Leave as is and look for one closer to your tastes.
Nah, she was a sweet old lady. The perfect grandmother and she would have thanked the man.
Those are 3 beautiful coins. Nice additions to your registry set.
Understood but I disagree. Legally no but morally yes.
Just wear Mary but if you found it in change that's a great find.
Die chips are nice to find and nice to keep. They are not worth selling.
Legally or morally?
Wish I could give more than one like for that comment. I'm so steamed about his actions I have to refrain from saying what's really on my mind....
The right thing to do would be to take the coins out of the reject bin and give them back to the elderly woman. An offer to buy them could then be...
You're missing the point.
Yes people leave a coin machine and fail to check the reject bin. As you stated, an older woman needed assistance. You didn't offer to help her...
Rachel, I love your humor. Inside of a bloodhound. That cracked me up. Yes, lighting and angles can make things look a lot different on coins. It...
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