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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;purple88, post: 1829497, member: 56032&quot;]The 1882&#039;s may have been cleaned at some point in times-but how many old coins haven&#039;t.&nbsp; I acquired a few more hi-res pics of the coins at different angles.&nbsp; Each coin has, for lack of a better word crud all over the surface of the coin now and into the details of the coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>What follows are additional pics just of the 1882 coin.&nbsp; The very first pic &quot;reverse 2&quot; it appears to me it is simply dirt and grime that on the coin.&nbsp; The angle of the pic really points it out.&nbsp; After taking that in mind look at the others as well.&nbsp; The coin seems to have a layer of crud over every inch of the coin.&nbsp; This is the type of stuff I would come across in my business dealings when some one would walk in and say &quot;hey&#039;, I found these dirty old coins my dad kept stashed in a coffee container, in his old workbench etc.&nbsp; Handled infrequently (if ever) and the young adults would come before they were just going to chuck the chainge away or go blow it at Wendy&#039;s. </p><p><br /></p><p>The guy selling them to me is not a coin guy, or girl, and really just wants some money for a dinner and a date</p><p><br /></p><p>Any opinions are appreciated.&nbsp; If what lies beneath the dirt and grime is a pretty sweet coin I would pursue it.&nbsp; It&#039;s just kinda hard to tell just from the&nbsp; pics.&nbsp; Taking into everthing I stated does the coin have the meat and potatos so to speak) to make the effort on my part worth it.&nbsp; Does the coin have&nbsp; the details needed along with the fundamenals?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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