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<p>[QUOTE="John Anthony, post: 2597504, member: 42773"]I suppose those surfaces could have been caused by natural forces - perhaps the coin was buried in acidic soil and the base metals in the alloy leached out of the silver over time. At any rate, it's not the sort of coin I would buy just because I would always be wondering whether it was genuine or not.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="John Anthony, post: 2597504, member: 42773"]I suppose those surfaces could have been caused by natural forces - perhaps the coin was buried in acidic soil and the base metals in the alloy leached out of the silver over time. At any rate, it's not the sort of coin I would buy just because I would always be wondering whether it was genuine or not.[/QUOTE]
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