C.Urch

February 5, 2023

On 2/5/2023 at 3:49 PM, OneTime86 said:

For what the dealer offered me for it im sure it isn't any " dirt" or " chemicals" caused this !

You should take the dealer up on his offer or find a gumball machine that still accepts nickels and chew some gum.

Gallery Made-in-Nature Switzerland · February 2, 2023

What leads you to believe your damaged coin is worth 100,000.00 dollars? Even in pristine condition, it would only be worth a small percentage over its face value. You should crack the coin out of its holder and spend it on one of your story's virtuous examples so it will once again have some intrinsic value.

GoldFinger1969 · December 16, 2022

Your XF45 for the 95-O seems pretty much "spot on" in comparison to my straight graded example. I will add as a caveat that I would not consider cracking it out for fear of a "details" grade the second time around.