That is the danger of removing toning - you can suddenly see what you could not see before. It is a perfect example of not picking the right coin...
Well I should hope not, most women I've known are smarter than that :D
If they do I've never seen it happen. Doesn't mean it hasn't though.
You want to phrase that in English please ?
Small problem Isaiah, you apparently did not see this - Copyright ã 2007-2008 coinauctionshelp.com That would make this thread a violation...
What exactly do you want to know ? Thought I answered all your questions about it several times.
What you should make note of John is that 2 different TPG's were involved. The first, NGC said no to grading. PCGS on the other hand slabbed it....
The cardboard is loaded with sulphur - very bad. Tin is no good because it holds moisture and it rusts. Tupperware or similar - trust me.
You should be. It gets a lot more humid there than it does in Uath or Nevada. I hear it gets all the way up to 40% down there sometimes ;)
Coin collectors have always been the older crowd Cat - typically because they are the only ones who can afford it. Also, many collectors first...
I am surprised ! They have improved ziplocks in the past 40 years. But honestly, that's why I asked ;)
Guys, guys - even the US Mint calls them pennies.
No disrespect intended Joe, but copper washed and sintered are the same thing. Take a look at this quarter Joe -...
Ahhhh - but only parts of the design are low, some parts of the design are high. Think about it - if the entire design was pushed down into the...
Off the top of my head I'd say it's been dipped to death to remove very heavy black toning. And now the the effects of the corrosion caused by the...
Get rid of the shoe box - big no-no. Use a Tupperware container with a lid instead ;)
Cat I don;t think you're gonna see the discontinuation of cash for quite some time. Certainly you and I will longer be alive when it comes....
I see the copperish coloring Joe, but that is easily accounted for by toning or staining. For example, take a look at this one - HERE - that is...
If you are judging the grade assigned by a particular TPG then you have little choice but to use their grading standards. Now that is not the same...
I would agree, that is not a sintered/copper wash coin.
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