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<p>[QUOTE="predcarn, post: 148989, member: 6000"]Well, I thought damage at first also, but the grade didn't seem right. The</p><p>best info I could find , which was very little, indicated that the mint </p><p>"might" have silver or gold plated some after the proof was struck but</p><p>it would have to be before release or it would be an alteration( damage)</p><p>in my book. Even if the mint "did" silver plate it before release, which</p><p>seems unlikely as I have never heard of a silverplating area as part of the</p><p>mint, how did SEGS differentiate the mint action versus a commercial</p><p>silver plating after release. I know that the mint pulled some real odd</p><p>stuff for their favorite customers, but I thought most all was in the </p><p>striking/die part or like the matte or satin finishes on coins that were not</p><p>suppose to have such finish, but never "plating". if it could be validated</p><p>as a mint product, I think it may be unique, but until then I would think it</p><p>damaged, graded or not graded.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="predcarn, post: 148989, member: 6000"]Well, I thought damage at first also, but the grade didn't seem right. The best info I could find , which was very little, indicated that the mint "might" have silver or gold plated some after the proof was struck but it would have to be before release or it would be an alteration( damage) in my book. Even if the mint "did" silver plate it before release, which seems unlikely as I have never heard of a silverplating area as part of the mint, how did SEGS differentiate the mint action versus a commercial silver plating after release. I know that the mint pulled some real odd stuff for their favorite customers, but I thought most all was in the striking/die part or like the matte or satin finishes on coins that were not suppose to have such finish, but never "plating". if it could be validated as a mint product, I think it may be unique, but until then I would think it damaged, graded or not graded.[/QUOTE]
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