No. Damage can not be fixed. The coin will always be damaged.
I hope nobody tries this. It will destroy any value the coin may have.
Looks like some special items. I'll bet they get caught.
63 on the first and 62 on the second.
I agree. I just hope that some will learn from it and stay with the hobby in other ways.
That's what I'm thinking. The coin would be sliding around in the basket. That can't be good. I agree. The coin needs to be suspended in some...
There are several ways to make a cent look silver. It was done after the coin left the US mint. That makes it an altered coin and worth one cent....
Not at all.
Open it up. It would be cool if you have a full roll of proofs.
Just damage.
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I don't understand these cleaners. What keeps the coin from being rubbed in the process?
Pretty cool. Never knew about these.
65FS Fun coin.
Nickels don't have a clad layer.
I'll bet it's from the holder.
I'm thinking the coins were stored in 2X2s with staples and moisture over the years, turned the coins ugly. I would try a weak dip on the worst...
Just damage. Welcome to CT.
I'm thinking some type of die damage.
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