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<p>[QUOTE="40_mila_kokkina, post: 1955558, member: 59115"]The coin has a somewhat polished look throughout and also the color looks very different (a dull silvery white) on the highest points of the bear. Interestingly the other Bay Bridge specimen I showed recently looks a lot more obvious than this one in that it was cleaned. I really had to carefully analyze this coin to know what I should do. I did a small submission to SEGS and this time I rejected two specimens given their questionable looks.</p><p><br /></p><p>Here is an example (in my opinion) of a problem free gradable AU specimen that I did submit: [ATTACH=full]343849[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]343848[/ATTACH] It would be interesting if this was a cleaned coin too however based on its looks I would more bet against it than for it being the case. I would estimate this one comes back AU-53, maybe AU-55 if the graders are in a good mood that day. Although this is a highly tarnished specimen, it doesn't have the "washed out" look of the other coin I pictured at the beginning of this posting.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="40_mila_kokkina, post: 1955558, member: 59115"]The coin has a somewhat polished look throughout and also the color looks very different (a dull silvery white) on the highest points of the bear. Interestingly the other Bay Bridge specimen I showed recently looks a lot more obvious than this one in that it was cleaned. I really had to carefully analyze this coin to know what I should do. I did a small submission to SEGS and this time I rejected two specimens given their questionable looks. Here is an example (in my opinion) of a problem free gradable AU specimen that I did submit: [ATTACH=full]343849[/ATTACH] [ATTACH=full]343848[/ATTACH] It would be interesting if this was a cleaned coin too however based on its looks I would more bet against it than for it being the case. I would estimate this one comes back AU-53, maybe AU-55 if the graders are in a good mood that day. Although this is a highly tarnished specimen, it doesn't have the "washed out" look of the other coin I pictured at the beginning of this posting.[/QUOTE]
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