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<p>[QUOTE="mark_h, post: 125654, member: 3726"]Actually the scan has been modified - I tweaked it to try to get it to show some of the detail. The coin is not as good as the picture you posted - the hair to the left of the ear is more worn and everything is worn smoother than what you posted - but when I use the normal scan you really can not see any detail at all(as a matter of fact the scanner wants to make it black and white). I do not have anything to put it into yet, so I do not want to take it out of the 2x2.</p><p><br /></p><p>I am not sure if it does have a little porisity - in good light it looks like rim damage. Iit is down to VG. But I think it is the second best large cent I have and in the sun light it looks great. The dealer talked with me and my dad about dipping and cleaning. He stated this coin was the original dark colors - he pulled out some coins that had been cleaned. Then he showed me come that had great details, but were cleaned and treated - a couple were really done really good and he did not expect me to catch them(basically he said you just have to look at them for a few years). Of course the prices reflected the coin treatment - he called these coins a harsh treatment of the coin. As for dipping he said if it was done right it would not hurt the coin, but when done wrong you damage the coin( like the ones he showed me).</p><p><br /></p><p>And the picture does help! But the best thing about mine - is I already have it. <img src="styles/default/xenforo/clear.png" class="mceSmilieSprite mceSmilie1" alt=":)" unselectable="on" unselectable="on" />[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="mark_h, post: 125654, member: 3726"]Actually the scan has been modified - I tweaked it to try to get it to show some of the detail. The coin is not as good as the picture you posted - the hair to the left of the ear is more worn and everything is worn smoother than what you posted - but when I use the normal scan you really can not see any detail at all(as a matter of fact the scanner wants to make it black and white). I do not have anything to put it into yet, so I do not want to take it out of the 2x2. I am not sure if it does have a little porisity - in good light it looks like rim damage. Iit is down to VG. But I think it is the second best large cent I have and in the sun light it looks great. The dealer talked with me and my dad about dipping and cleaning. He stated this coin was the original dark colors - he pulled out some coins that had been cleaned. Then he showed me come that had great details, but were cleaned and treated - a couple were really done really good and he did not expect me to catch them(basically he said you just have to look at them for a few years). Of course the prices reflected the coin treatment - he called these coins a harsh treatment of the coin. As for dipping he said if it was done right it would not hurt the coin, but when done wrong you damage the coin( like the ones he showed me). And the picture does help! But the best thing about mine - is I already have it. :)[/QUOTE]
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