I don't think a dip is going to help the coin. I would give it an acetone bath and put it away.
Worth face value. Welcome to CT.
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Acetone gives you an idea of what is organic stuff on the coin and won't strip the skin of the coin. The next step would be dipping the coin. This...
From the images, all look CAM or DCAM except the Franklin.
To me it means the coin has been messed with, worked on.
EF details.
Looks like Shell Oil and Gas sign
When was the last time that someone was charged with breaking the Hobby Protection Act? It's worthless.
I would give the coin an acetone bath and see if it helps any. Can't hurt.
If you can. The Fun Show in January is a great choice of shows.
Yes. I agree. Lots of folks get it backwards. Grease removes devices and die chips, add to the devices.
The times have really changed. Fees, taxes and shipping can reach as much as 30%. I remember when folks thought 10% was high. I factor in all cost...
I still have a few. These come with some cool clash marks. [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
I'm thinking a drop of acid caused this.
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64
I'm at 63 as well.
The first set of images made me think 64. The next images took me to vote 65PL.
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