1913 s type 1 - spot on date - Conservation?

[a.p.b-migration]

Can conservation help? Would like to have NGC grade.

 

http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/zz115/Aaron_Bouchard/1913s%201/1913stype1.jpg

http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/zz115/Aaron_Bouchard/1913s%201/1913stype1-1.jpg

http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/zz115/Aaron_Bouchard/1913s%201/1913stype1-2.jpg

http://i819.photobucket.com/albums/zz115/Aaron_Bouchard/1913s%201/1913stype1-2-1.jpg

 

Any Ideas? Educated guess?

Thanks,

A.P.B.

[CHRISS]

It is difficult to determine what exactly the spots on your buffalo nickel are from the images. Spots similar to what appears to be on your coin are typically from a residue or a small spot of corrosion or even a combination of the two. We can at least improve the appearance of a coin with a spot similar to your and take steps to prevent it from becoming worse in the future. Having this spot reduced or removed through professional conservation would be a prudent move prior to certification with NGC.

 

Chris, NCS

[a.p.b-migration]

Thanks,

Chris I've already sent the coin to ncs and it is awaiting evaluation. Hope to send it off to ngc with a larger herd of buffalos when I get it back. Cross your fingers that ncs can conserve. Thanks for the advice.

Sincerely,

A.P. Bouchard