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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Arizonamike1, post: 552147, member: 17845&quot;]<span style="color: Blue">Sorry for not being on the web lately. I&#039;m trying to buy a house so I have and am consumed with that. What I remember seeing of the two pictures they looked find but pic&#039;s can be misleading, we all know that. My advice is if everyone else see&#039;s it the other way... go for it. Go with you gut. Look I have seen dipped coins before and their luster is not that of a coin made at the mint. It looks dipped! The features are not as prominent as a stamped coin. And it is done. I have two of the same coins that were dipped and I got my money back. Oddly enough though they did come from different sources. They are both the 1893 Expo Columbus Commemorative coin, so look for that one. On one coin I can see where the coin was clipped with tweezers or something in order to dip it. I took the one coin I had at the time to the Phoenix Coin show which is very large and passed it around. I even showed the rep. from the U.S. Mint and they all agreed. So anyway I have not kept up with your issue on Coin Talk. If all the boys &amp; girls agree that it looks dipped claim it, send it back (w/ sign for) and win.</span> <span style="color: Blue">F.Y.I. Paypal can be pricks but this is what their job is about... protecting the parties involved. Great Luck... Cheers</span>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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