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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;CamaroDMD, post: 412571, member: 5233&quot;]People dip coins to remove toning.&nbsp; Most older silver coins have been dipped if they are blast white.&nbsp; Typically, acetone is used.&nbsp; Generally, if it is done correctly (by someone with experience) it is OK to dip a coin and it improves the appearance.&nbsp; But if a coin is dipped too much, or for too long, or isn&#039;t rinsed thoroughly...the dipping will strip the coin of it&#039;s luster.&nbsp; If you have a higher grade coin that should have luster and it is dull looking...odds are it has been over dipped.&nbsp; The coin pictured appears to be lacking luster and based on the condition it should have it.&nbsp; It might be the pics, or it might be the coin.&nbsp; Hard to tell in this case.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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