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Question on Appearance Review.

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coinman1794

coinman1794

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I just got a 2000-P NGC MS69 Sacagawea Dollar today in the mail. It has a very light, but large and very noticable thumbprint accross the reverse. I don't think its an MS69 as such. Should I send it through appearance review, or should I go directly through NCS. Also, can NCS safely remove such contaminations from the surface of these highly reactive Sac dollars?

 

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John Maben

John Maben

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Coinman,

 

It's unlikely that the print was noticeable when your Sac was graded. Sometimes prints take days or even weeks/months to show up. If the print is "fresh" it can be easily removed in most cases. Please send it back A/R (Appearance Review) and note the problem. From what I have seen NCS has done a great job with modern proofs (and mint states) but I would suggest you contact them directly for more information.

 

John

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