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<p>[QUOTE="ksparrow, post: 497831, member: 7638"]Hi Boss, I think that given your explicit instructions to NCS, if indeed they do have good customer service they should do something to "make you whole." Seriously, they are consultants as well as conservators, and you asked for their professional judgement, not just a procedure. (as a physician, there are times when I ask a specialist to do a procedure only, and times when I ask for an opinion, and then a procedure IF NECESSARY. I believe your situation is analagous, especially since you made your request explicit). </p><p><br /></p><p>An earlier post asked if NCS can remove carbon spots- yes they can, but the coin overall will look brighter, if much more presentable. </p><p><br /></p><p>I would try the matchhead or other fast toning techniques first on a no-value coin, if you are so inclined- results can be variable and not necessarily attractive, from what I have read![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="ksparrow, post: 497831, member: 7638"]Hi Boss, I think that given your explicit instructions to NCS, if indeed they do have good customer service they should do something to "make you whole." Seriously, they are consultants as well as conservators, and you asked for their professional judgement, not just a procedure. (as a physician, there are times when I ask a specialist to do a procedure only, and times when I ask for an opinion, and then a procedure IF NECESSARY. I believe your situation is analagous, especially since you made your request explicit). An earlier post asked if NCS can remove carbon spots- yes they can, but the coin overall will look brighter, if much more presentable. I would try the matchhead or other fast toning techniques first on a no-value coin, if you are so inclined- results can be variable and not necessarily attractive, from what I have read![/QUOTE]
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