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<p>[QUOTE="Owle, post: 934092, member: 22004"]I have looked for W-R holders at coin shows without any luck. I guess they will help silver coins under the right circumstances. Gold, however, is an entirely different matter. I have had low end mint state gold coins that have had hairlines fade out over time, on a sunny window sill, and that later earned a M61 or MS62 grade. </p><p> </p><p>The coin doctors apparently have all fast methods. I remember having an AU58 better date $20 that I spoke with a coin dealer about that he had someone work on. It came back in a MS61 holder. It had a dark blotch on the obverse as a result of the work the doctor did. Why it was certified by the tpgs, I have no idea. </p><p> </p><p>I recently picked up some gold coins in old PCGS holders. One was a type II $20 AU58, very high end, and with attractive orange blush toning. I don't know whether it is natural or not.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Owle, post: 934092, member: 22004"]I have looked for W-R holders at coin shows without any luck. I guess they will help silver coins under the right circumstances. Gold, however, is an entirely different matter. I have had low end mint state gold coins that have had hairlines fade out over time, on a sunny window sill, and that later earned a M61 or MS62 grade. The coin doctors apparently have all fast methods. I remember having an AU58 better date $20 that I spoke with a coin dealer about that he had someone work on. It came back in a MS61 holder. It had a dark blotch on the obverse as a result of the work the doctor did. Why it was certified by the tpgs, I have no idea. I recently picked up some gold coins in old PCGS holders. One was a type II $20 AU58, very high end, and with attractive orange blush toning. I don't know whether it is natural or not.[/QUOTE]
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