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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Morgandude11, post: 1881063, member: 37839&quot;]NO it isn&#039;t a myth as to who the person who dips the coin may be.&nbsp; Many amateurs way overdip coins, and use a concentration of solutions that can remove luster permanently, and destroy the metal of the coin--removal of the tone from dipping will result in removal of some metal.&nbsp; Therefore, someone who is experienced in dipping will have the skill (USUALLY) so as to know how much dipping may be beneficial.&nbsp; Personally, I am opposed to dipping, as I like coins that are original looking--if the coin doesn&#039;t look good originally, I don&#039;t buy it.&nbsp; But saying that it doesn&#039;t matter who dips a coin is wrong--conservation specialists and TPGs know how to properly dip a coin so as not to overdo the destruction of the surface.&nbsp; This is simple Chemistry.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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