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[ATTACH] [ATTACH] I was looking at this half dollar and I noticed it had this little area of raised metal. At first I thought it was a Denver...
Yes exactly. I'll give it a 45
I'd give it a 65.
Was it exposed to anything that would cause that kind of...well I guess toning?
Sorry about you sister, and you really should protect your coins, especially the uncirculated ones.
It is definitely not normal, who knows what happened to it.
Oh in some areas of the photos it looks a little blue - sorry that is just the lighting.
If it is corrosion will it spread to the whole coin? Or is the damage already done?
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] What is wrong with this Large Cent? There are these...I don't know what to call them...holes? But they don't go all the way...
[ATTACH] Hi I was just looking at this 1919-S Cent when I noticed raised markings on the reverse side. The front is damaged but other than that...
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Hey I am new at grading - I think this coin is a EF-40...what do you guys think? [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
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I originally learned how to do it from here: http://coins.about.com/od/caringforcoins/ht/pvc_damage.htm But, just in my opinion, I find it works...
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I'm sure we can all agree on one thing - PVC is cruel! If there is any obstacle in coin collecting I hate the most, it is encountering PVC Damage....
I don't know much about defective dies, but that's what it looks like to me. Could you upload a picture of the whole coin?
Ohhh thank you
Oh...so the thing on the bottom is where a chain broke off?
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