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<p>[QUOTE="fizzy, post: 1293776, member: 32632"]hello. </p><p><br /></p><p>years ago i purchased a stunning isabella quarter - i submitted it to pcgs for grading but it came back ungraded with an indication that it was cleaned. i accept their determination, even though i don't recognize what they idenitifeid as evidence of cleaning - it was probably dipped and probably the luster is "off." </p><p><br /></p><p>anyway, i wonder if somehow i can weather it - you know, leaving it out for a bit of toning to take place - or leaving it next to something like steel or salt or subjecting it to cold then hot - something; i'm wondering if retoning it is possible, and in a short time, and whether it would appear fake, because i'd like to resubmit it to pcgs. </p><p><br /></p><p>otherwise, any suggestion of a second-tier grader that is not as picky about cleaned coins? </p><p><br /></p><p>i'd also like to know if my asking this is ... how to say ... offensive to any sensibilities, like "how dare you insinuate cleaned coins in an uncleaned coin marketplace?!?!" personally, i think some cleaned coins are more desireable than some uncleaned coins, and that the absolute criteria of uncleaned sometimes as arbitrary as first strike. </p><p><br /></p><p>thanks for your consideration! </p><p><br /></p><p>-greg[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="fizzy, post: 1293776, member: 32632"]hello. years ago i purchased a stunning isabella quarter - i submitted it to pcgs for grading but it came back ungraded with an indication that it was cleaned. i accept their determination, even though i don't recognize what they idenitifeid as evidence of cleaning - it was probably dipped and probably the luster is "off." anyway, i wonder if somehow i can weather it - you know, leaving it out for a bit of toning to take place - or leaving it next to something like steel or salt or subjecting it to cold then hot - something; i'm wondering if retoning it is possible, and in a short time, and whether it would appear fake, because i'd like to resubmit it to pcgs. otherwise, any suggestion of a second-tier grader that is not as picky about cleaned coins? i'd also like to know if my asking this is ... how to say ... offensive to any sensibilities, like "how dare you insinuate cleaned coins in an uncleaned coin marketplace?!?!" personally, i think some cleaned coins are more desireable than some uncleaned coins, and that the absolute criteria of uncleaned sometimes as arbitrary as first strike. thanks for your consideration! -greg[/QUOTE]
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