NevadaS&G

Here's a Coin I just recently acquired that will get the Crack out treatment. It was in an ICG slab with a bottom basement Mint State score marked with DMPL next to it. I'm sending it to NGC in my next barrage. 

I have a probability of losing something rather than gaining and that is a risk I'm willing to take. Sometimes you just got to live a Gambler's Life

I can crack a holder in 2 seconds flat due to my engineering degree. The only thing is I can't tell you how to do it.

I actually sold used cars in Michigan and Indiana 😆. Best part of my short lived career there was getting Pies from the Mennonite & Amish community in exchange for mini-van sales. God bless their sweet hearts 

I'm accusing them of screwing up my orders in the Rona and not Communicating with me to get my issues resolved, Closing the doors and running inside the hen house

19 hours ago, Ray, USMC said:

Maybe you didn't understand the question, all those words and not one 'yes' or 'no' ,seems simple enough. If you don't like them then why use them ? I also think you meant pandemic not Plandemic is this correct ?

Let's put it this way, I won't be taking any Vaccine 

1 hour ago, Moxie15 said:

Well, you missed the point entirely, didn't you?

We are talking about my 89 only, so No I haven't missed any points. The 89 i sent came back as something I never sent in. I had a Windmill 89 lying around in my house and now I magically have 2 Windmill 89's when I purposely sent the much better of the two coins out first. When I got it back I cracked it open and was like wait a second now I have 2 lames. Something happened to my good example. They were night and day differences. 

You would have to show me Camera footage of my box being opened in receiving, a robot removing my coin and immediately scanning it. Anything less than that I would accuse them of Felony Theft. Yes

6 minutes ago, Morpheus1967 said:

So let me get this straight.  You are accusing PCGS of felony theft?  Yes or no answer.

I have no faith in that Company during the Plandemic, that entire State, and PCGS's Employees. I can smell their stench in Nevada ! 

30 minutes ago, Ray, USMC said:

Then why don't you know ????

Then I hope the next time you send a magnificent strike, fully weighted, fully rimmed, laser sharp reeded coin over to PCGS I hope you get back a Coin that was used in a Coin Pusher.

Of course the lesser Windmill coins would never be swapped out with a quality one. Even a toddler knows that

I know quite a few people that were scammed out of something Really Big recently, don't lecture me.

NGC is usually on point, PCGS on the other hand is taking your coins home and grading them. It explains why my 1889 Morgan got swapped out with a lesser coin. Sending in something worth 20K or more and the Swap happens. Cost of living in California is Extreme. Desperate times call for Desperate Measures.

You could try sending that quarter to some drunk flat earthers on the West Coast and they will give it a DCam Designation. Hahaha You can't silence me forever even if you cancel my posts.

Nice Quarter, I was about to say MS-67 but just realized the competition is over. Nice toning also, it doesn't distract too much from the coin

6 hours ago, RWB said:

Rather than put time and money into this coin, could you purchase a graded example, then sell this one for scrap?

Ah, The voice of Reason strikes again.

Maybe a long dip in 25% MS70 and Distilled Water would bring it back. Just crossed my mind. Has anyone tried this method

57 minutes ago, Hoghead515 said:

Looks good man. That acetone is some real stuff 

Looks good in the picture but when the TPG grader sees it he's gonna say meh, not sure what to do with this one yet

12 minutes ago, Ray, USMC said:

I would make a suggestion and it is only that. Since you like the coin and want to enhance the appearance. I have used Tarnex Jewelry dip with some success. The effect is rapid and sometimes difficult to detect the cleaning.. If you want to get it graded it will more than likely come back " cleaned". Attempting this dip would only be to benefit your preference for eye appeal. It still will appear cleaned  but shiny. This appears to be a nice detailed coin and I am not sure I would try it with this particular coin. My opinion is that even when a coin goes to NGC Conserve collectors know that the coin has in fact been cleaned professionally. Please don't take this suggestion as a way to do the unthinkable which is cleaning a beautiful coin.

My 79 has PVC damage, thanks for the tip. I've seen this same PVC damage on a previous coin I had. Strange that it's only on One side. 

I'm gonna steer clear from the Dips for now 

It would probably cost more to have NGC Conserve it than the coin is actually worth, & I cant send it in for grading for fear of a body bag, I sure do hate coins like these, but the price

was right and I jumped on it

The Obverse of my 79 was very horribly cloudy, just like you would see when looking at clouds, and has Orange tinge in the corners and hair like it was previously toned.

The Reverse is absolutely fine.

I soaked it in Acetone for 2 days, left it on my window sill for one day and put it back in Acetone for another day. I blew it off with air and

a 25% Improvement. Now it just looks hoaky and fake. Some of the luster & shine is peeking out of the cloudiness where the Acetone did it's job. 

I was thinking about wholesaling this one out of a flip and letting go. 

Should I keep it in the Drink and keep going ?

1 hour ago, MarkFeld said:

That has nothing to do with silver coins, such as the one in this thread.

I just found the Cheetos Color funny as if certain people have disdain for it and its plausible that KyCoinKollektor was eating cheetos while handling the coin.

Ty Ty, No I'm not an Elvis Impersonator, the Gig Economy is shut down according to the State's Court Jester. Although i have worked in the Gig Economy before.

You have much to learn....Young Bubblebling, I do not use bluebook

Many try, very few succeed. I recently sold a NGC MS 64 1922 Peace Silver Dollar for 99 usd + Tax and the new coin flipper that bought it just sold it at auction for 75.77.

I bought that coin for 14 dollars. The grading fee was double.

You have to be a certain way to make it. Traders will mostly fall flat on their nose.

I've got a nice 1881 S Morgan that's MS66 with a full Rainbow that I would sell you if you would like a GREAT coin.