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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;alyssacoins, post: 2164654, member: 74021&quot;]Not necessarily,if I follow you correctly. I have seen discoloration and I heard that is most likely from improperly cleaning the coin and what I think is meant by that is they didn&#039;t get all the cleaner off the coin and it&#039;s a build up. My understanding made not be factual. Now as if there is a way of properly cleaning a coin, lol!, If they take their time and get all the solution of the coin, it will leave the luster around the devices and if you&#039;re lucky some of the luster on the fields, that is when it becomes tricky, because luster is an important part of the coin and will continue to have a nice cartwheel effect. Now you need to look for the dept of the cartwheel and how it hugs the coins and even jumps off the coin, if it&#039;s flat and lays across the coin - not good. Also, check for fine hair line scratches that are out of the ordinary - definitely cleaning. I don&#039;t know of any cleaners that are not abrasive. Also, when a coin is cleaned it usually cleans in the the indents of the high points, such as the hair, if there is no change in the luster - as in this morgan - it has been cleaned.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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