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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;DaveIam, post: 522118, member: 17301&quot;]Thanks Frank for fixing the pic.</p><p>KSparrow, your right about the lime. Used extensively in the privies/outhouses over here.</p><p>Everyone else, A BIG thanks on the comments and info about the coin!</p><p>Now before I put this post to rest, a few more questions.</p><p>Bear with me, as I know these questions are going to sound like I&#039;m really ignorant about all of this (I actually am!):goofer:</p><p>It&#039;s obvious to me that according to the responses this coin would never have a chance to be slabbed &amp; graded.</p><p>Why would a coin with such detail not be considered? I&#039;ve seen extremely worse condition coins slabbed &amp; graded.</p><p>Would it be slabbable (new word) if I left it laying around for a few years and it developed a tarnish?</p><p>Why on other silver coins I&#039;ve found, after only using &quot;dish soap&quot; &amp; a soft cloth, they would come out fine with nice tone &amp; patina? I&#039;ll be posting some examples later on.</p><p>Should I just try to ebay this coin and see what comes of it, or sit on it?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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