Those are nice results! I plan on using the PlastX polish on an ICG slab I recently acquired: [ATTACH]
I think you are good to go with raw coins. Just make sure that what you see is what you get. A raw unattributed Accented Hair '64 proof would be...
Is it really a lam? It also resembles a strike-through. It may be just be a folded-over lam, though.
It is most likely an SMS coin. Even with that, I wouldn't consider it FS. A TPG may put that label on it, though.
It has steps, but I agree with the above diagnosis: not full steps. Even without the dings that cross them, it wouldn't make FS.
It looks like someone sanded poor George down. There are very long and heavy scratches that don't seem right to me for a 2016 coin in...
It is certainly a candidate coin for experimentation!
It looks more like it has a coating on it that has yellowed, rather than toning. It could be glue, lacquer, poly... Acetone should remove it.
I would call it environmental damage, not PMD (per se). Either way, it does not add any value to the coin. Considering what can happen to zinc...
I would venture to guess that it is platinum with yellow gold accents. Have you had the stone examined? If it's a real diamond, then it is not a...
Agreed. It doesn't make one iota of difference what you say in your description. When you select to accept returns, you are agreeing to eBay's...
It looks normal to me for a circulated coin.
Both sides are off in the same direction, but not the same amount. It may be as @paddyman98 said. Near LIBERTY may be some minor finning or...
Nice contest. I wouldn't know where to start, though. Have fun, everyone!
I'm not sure what this would grade, but I'm pretty sure it would make CAM and that's the only reason I paid $22: [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
99% of my purchases are under $50, so this is the perfect thread for me!:D [ATTACH] It's not very pretty, but not too bad for $4 and free...
Nice coin and color!
From what I've heard, just look at a real note and you'll get a pretty good idea.;)
Very cool, indeed! It's always a plus to have the object that the coin was struck through (I could do without retained grease crud :yack:). Nice...
@Gloria92D Oils from your hands can definitely affect coins in the long term. On shiny copper, prints will eventually turn black and are...
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