what grade do yall think?

[ant]

and question 2 would it be worth a submit?all 4 pics of same coin

 

[WoodenJefferson]

Couple of dark spots on the fasces and the M in DIME...what is going on there ant?

[jgrinz]

Looks like good ol silver spotting

 

Nice Details though

 

[ant]

looks like verd

 

[physics-fan3.14]

If it was just spotting, I would say that would limit it to 64. Since its verdigris, I say BB, and its not worth getting fixed. There don't appear to be Full Torch lines, either.

[James_OldeTowne]

This coin looks to be permanently damaged from the PVC.

[ant]

so thats pvc and not verd?

[RI AL]

Hi, Ant. Hiope you're doing well!!

 

I don't think it's worth the cost of the slab. Nice enough looking coin but definitely not "full bands" and that green spot is distracting. Even in MS 64 or 65, the "Coin Values" list is $40...and in my opinion...that's kinda' high! Interestingly..."Coin Values" lists 64 and 65 at the same value.

RI Al

[ant]

(thumbs u

[rrantique]

looks like verd

 

 

PVC Ant.

[ant]

thanks

[James_OldeTowne]

If you want to sell it, I wouldn't mind adding it to my "PVC education" hoard.

[ant]

let me find it here and ill get it to u

[Close_Boys-migration]

Sorry to interrupt, but can someone please explain what 'verd' and 'pvc' are?

 

Thanks,

[RI AL]

PVC stands for Poly Vinyl Chloride...an oil based component used to make some of the older clear storage flips and other coin storage products. The PVC seeps in time, leaving a green residue on the coins and actually causing corrosion if it's not removed.

 

Verd = verdigris. My definition of verdigris is "greenish gunk" ...though I think it can be black too. I couldn't find a specific "coin definition" for vertigris, so I whipped out my Websters dictionary: "a green or greenish blue...pigment resulting from the action of acetic acid on copper".

 

Ri AL