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On 4/30/2024 at 4:19 PM, VasquezJ said:

Appreciate your response and I mean you guys are the experts but just figured after I looked closely at the coin just thought it was the coin but I mean if it’s not, it’s not, no worries. 

You have neglected to post your name and your results from your $1,700,000.00 dollar one cent coin. Please do so now. Thank you.

Michael Lockwood

On 4/23/2024 at 6:27 PM, ldhair said:

No. Every coin they work on is a different process. Many chemicals can come into play. They know the proper way and the order the chemicals should be used to leave the surfaces of the coin stable. A simple dip or an acetone bath is not what many coins need. Some coins require a really long bath in a solution to slowly remove a problem without damaging the coin.  

Agree. I had a Morgan Dollar go through conservation after soaking and agitating it in acetone. The conservation process made a difference even after the acetone soak. When I soak a coin in acetone, I put it in a mason jar with the lid on that. With that you can shake and spin and agitate the coin in the acetone without a risk of scratching or abrading the coin. 

He realized a profit of $1,699,999.99 on the sale of his certified one cent coin so losing money on a bad submission now is meaningless to him........................................................................

The conversation is not over until you have posted the results of your earlier submissions. Please do so now. Thank you.

Michael Lockwood

Forgot to mention that 34 is my favorite number

Michael Lockwood.

What is your name?

It is hilarious that you are waiting to see a photo of me before you begin threatening me as you have done previously. Threaten away. Please post the results of your $1,700,000.00 coin. Cannot wait to see that........................................................................................................

On 4/18/2024 at 6:27 PM, VasquezJ said:

The topic is about the  1964 SMS Kennedy Half Dollar and when everything is finalized on the 1cent il let you know. 

It was completed weeks ago. You are not an honest person...................................................................

Here we go again.................................................

You forgot to post your results for your $1,700,000.00 one cent coin....................................................................................

Please post the results of your $1,700,000.00 one cent coin. I have been looking forward to seeing that. I have never seen a $1,700,00.00 one cent coin certified before. Thank you.

Please post the results for your 1.7 million dollar coin. I have never seen a one cent coin that is verified as a 1.7 million dollar coin. Very interested to see that. Thank you.

Send your coin to vasquez. He can give you instant 100% verification/certification with no monetary cost you.

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abdullah

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Looks like NGC will be the one getting rich quickly👍😁👍

Please post the results of abdullah and mustache and vasquez’s submissions too. Thank you

I am building a registry set of coins similar to the OP’s as shown below👍👍👍

Definite troll. He is ATS too……….

No bimetallic coins this trip. The banks were closed and I was having too much fun to really hunt up any coins this round. Will try again next trip.

https://www.houmatimes.com/news/fedex-delivery-truck-crashes-into-local-home/
 

Fedex is doing IN home delivery over here now…………….

Flight cancelled yesterday. Flying back home today. Will try to get something posted tonight or tomorrow.

Send them in for grading and attribution. Why wait? They are easily worth $8,000,000.00 USD each. Hopefully this time NGC will take the correct fees and use that money to throw a party or two.

BINGO !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Again.