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- I could use some advice. Is this coin a good candidate for PCGS restoration? The obverse has a grease stain and/or PVC residue.I could use some advice. Is this coin a good candidate for PCGS restoration? The obverse has a grease stain and/or PVC residue.12 Comments 0 Shares 1145 ViewsPlease log in to like, share and comment!Commenting is disabled.
- This is the coin after restoration. The grease stain or PVC was removed entirely. I’m pretty happy with the results but with the toning could have been maintained.This is the coin after restoration. The grease stain or PVC was removed entirely. I’m pretty happy with the results but with the toning could have been maintained.
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- bretsan Oh wow they actually changed the number for the cert. Did it upgrade?[bretsan] Oh wow they actually changed the number for the cert. Did it upgrade?
- RyanG it didn’t upgrade but may have a shot at CAC.[RyanG] it didn’t upgrade but may have a shot at CAC.
- bretsan I've always thought there should options for conservation, preserve toning or remove it.[bretsan] I've always thought there should options for conservation, preserve toning or remove it.
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- RyanG Whenever PCGS restores a coin, 100% of the time they require using a new cert number, since the appearance has changed. I tried one time asking for an exception. No dice! Steve[RyanG] Whenever PCGS restores a coin, 100% of the time they require using a new cert number, since the appearance has changed. I tried one time asking for an exception. No dice! Steve
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- if they remove the spot wouldn't it have to come back a 63? Your loses should be small. then maybe a cac sticker. they hate pvc.if they remove the spot wouldn't it have to come back a 63? Your loses should be small. then maybe a cac sticker. they hate pvc.
- EasternIowaBrian In the past there was an option with restoration to also have it regraded at the same time.[EasternIowaBrian] In the past there was an option with restoration to also have it regraded at the same time.
- ToddPollock I have two coins at PCGS for restoration. When I submitted them at the Central States show, they told me they’ll come back at a minimum of the same grade but could possibly be upgraded. It’s been over two months now and I’m hoping for results sometime soon :)[ToddPollock] I have two coins at PCGS for restoration. When I submitted them at the Central States show, they told me they’ll come back at a minimum of the same grade but could possibly be upgraded. It’s been over two months now and I’m hoping for results sometime soon :)
- bretsan It is a very slow process but the ones they have restored for me have come out very nice.[bretsan] It is a very slow process but the ones they have restored for me have come out very nice.
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- Probably has a good shot. Be warned it is a long process normally. I think I sent in a DMPL with s similar look.Probably has a good shot. Be warned it is a long process normally. I think I sent in a DMPL with s similar look.
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- Thanks Todd, I’ll give it a try. I really like this coin and it might upgrade if the grease mark can be removed.Thanks Todd, I’ll give it a try. I really like this coin and it might upgrade if the grease mark can be removed.
- bretsan. Heres my conservative, risk adverse opinion... The coin looks like it has a great strike and luster as is. There may be some factors that prevent a 64 tho. Id think it would be best to buy a 64 rather than risk sending back to PCGS.[bretsan]. Heres my conservative, risk adverse opinion... The coin looks like it has a great strike and luster as is. There may be some factors that prevent a 64 tho. Id think it would be best to buy a 64 rather than risk sending back to PCGS.
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- Picked up an 1890 CC and an 1878 S today. First time I’ve bought Morgans that haven’t been graded so a bit nervous about their authenticity but they look right and I did get them from a coin dealer. If they are genuine do you think they are worth sending away for grading?Picked up an 1890 CC and an 1878 S today. First time I’ve bought Morgans that haven’t been graded so a bit nervous about their authenticity but they look right and I did get them from a coin dealer. If they are genuine do you think they are worth sending away for grading?8 Comments 0 Shares 837 ViewsCommenting is disabled.
- Best way to authenticate a coin is look at the die pairing. In this case, figure out what VAM you have. As a rule of thumb, if you can identify the VAM, it's legit.Best way to authenticate a coin is look at the die pairing. In this case, figure out what VAM you have. As a rule of thumb, if you can identify the VAM, it's legit.
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