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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;352sdeer, post: 2920829, member: 91351&quot;]If it didn’t alter the METAL surface of the coin then it’s just a cleaned coin with NO EFFECT TO THE METAL.</p><p>ACID EATS METAL thus altering the surface=Doctored! It takes microscopic divots from the surface of a coin thus altering the surface. You see a butt load of slabbed coins on EBay that came back as cleaned with what ever details. DOCTORS!! Albeit bad ones. I ASK AGAIN is that good for the hobby it’s like a big old lie that’s been told for years. Just go and find some better examples sheesh. That’s what I do when I have a coin that’s not up to snuff. The coin industry is still reading from the OVER cleaning and Doctoring of coins. You silver guys can’t hardly buy a coin that hasn’t been dipped at least once. And the grading services won’t mention it unless is so bad even a newb could see it. So now you have slabbed coins that have been dipped. Incomprehensible![/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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