Moisture in NGC Slabbed Coin 0

[leeg]

Hi,

  I gave a coin to my daughter, now in heaven, that was returned to me.

It has moisture in the holder. Do I need a regrade? How can I properly re-holder it?

Thanks,

Lee

[LISA B]

Hello Leeg,

Would you please post an image of this?

Thanks,

Lisa

[Revenant]

On 1/5/2022 at 8:20 AM, leeg said:

I gave a coin to my daughter, now in heaven, that was returned to me.

Very sorry for your loss. No parent should ever have to lose a child. 

[leeg]

On 1/10/2022 at 10:21 PM, Revenant said:

Very sorry for your loss. No parent should ever have to lose a child. 

Thank you

[leeg]

Here you go Lisa:

 

Edited January 11, 2022 by leeg

[leeg]

I don't think the moisture is on the coin, but on the inside of the slab. The label is a little messed up also.

[Just Bob]

That is so sad. I'm very sorry to hear about your daughter, Lee.

[Mohawk]

On 1/11/2022 at 2:04 PM, Just Bob said:

That is so sad. I'm very sorry to hear about your daughter, Lee.

Me, too.  My deepest condolences, Lee.

[leeg]

Thanks guy's.

[The Neophyte Numismatist]

Leeg - I am heartbroken to read this thread.  I do not have the words to express my deepest empathy.  

[LISA B]

Hi leeg,

My condolences as well. So sorry. 

It isn't moisture in the holder.  What  you are seeing are what we call contact marks.  This will happen when the inner core is touching the outer plastic.  If you pinch that area a few times it may just disappear.  There isn't any guarantee that if we were to re-holder this it wouldn't happen again.

Thanks,

Lisa

[leeg]

On 1/20/2022 at 3:17 PM, LISA B said:

Hi leeg,

My condolences as well. So sorry. 

It isn't moisture in the holder.  What  you are seeing are what we call contact marks.  This will happen when the inner core is touching the outer plastic.  If you pinch that area a few times it may just disappear.  There isn't any guarantee that if we were to re-holder this it wouldn't happen again.

Thanks,

Lisa

 

Thanks much for the help Lisa.