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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;C-B-D, post: 7883136, member: 43130&quot;]About 5 years ago, I took a PCGS MS67 CAC Washington quarter that had ugly silvery-whitish-gray toning, and cracked it out. Lightly dipped it and sent it back to PCGS where it graded MS64. So I cracked it out again and gave it a full-on dip…. Resubmitted and it came back MS65. That lesson cost me about $500. But honestly what changed? Well, the eye appeal certainly didn’t, although the dip did bring out a couple light hits/marks in the hair that I never saw beneath the toning. I didn’t overdip it, so the luster wasn’t obliterated. My conclusion was that with gem-plus silver Washington’s, they have to have originality/original skin in order to grade that high. And also that deep toning hides many flaws.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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