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1922d rev/
Through out time I been noticing my Gem Bu 1922D has slowly changing color. There has always been a lamination problem but now the rev is more of a flat color. I'm trying to take pics of the obv but to much shine. You got to remember this coin is in a case. Hard to take pictures from the cover glare.
Frank Last edited by pennies4pennies; 04-25-2012 at 06:35 PM. |
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Really cool toning on that one, Frank!
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Frank, did this coin ever have any kind of solvent or cleaner used on it? It is not natural toning in my eyes.
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I would suspect old cleaning as well.
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Probably an old cleaning. Sorry Frank.
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Or spent some time in a three page Witman folder. They can turn coins as well as the Dansco does also.
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Well I did it. It's now forsale on ebay.I tried to explane about the rev as best as I could. If you want to stop by and see if anything looks wrong please do and let me know so I can correct it right away.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...m=120902844099 Frank |
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I agree that this is album toning on previously cleaned surfaces. Something in the case that's holding the coin is very chemically active, but I think its turning out pretty nicely. I know a lot of people go nuts for toned coins, so it will be interesting to see how this one turns out on e-bay. Best of luck with the auction!
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Hell Ill bid on that and throw it right back in an album...
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