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<p>[QUOTE="jtlee321, post: 3048857, member: 73983"]The general rule of thumb is the older the holder with a red copper coin the better off you are. This is because if the coin was slabbed say 30 years ago and had maintained a red color, the surfaces are pretty stable and it was stored properly. However, the newer the holder the more the variables can sway the odds of it turning. Simply because you don't know the history of the coin.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="jtlee321, post: 3048857, member: 73983"]The general rule of thumb is the older the holder with a red copper coin the better off you are. This is because if the coin was slabbed say 30 years ago and had maintained a red color, the surfaces are pretty stable and it was stored properly. However, the newer the holder the more the variables can sway the odds of it turning. Simply because you don't know the history of the coin.[/QUOTE]
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