Britannia 2016
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mmissinglink
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In my dreams, I'm working on a non-destructive technology which removes all traces of milk spotting.
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worldbubble
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It was pf70 before it started giving milk
mmissinglink
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worldbubble said:
The important question is: were those milk spots visible before it went in for grading? From what I understand, milk spots can 'grow' larger. Is it possible that NGC graded that coin with visible milk spots a 70? In other words, maybe NGC doesn't view milk spots as defects if the spots are very small.
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Savage!
Can someone link me to a good explanation of the spots? Is it like a pre-tarnish if that makes sense?
Can someone link me to a good explanation of the spots? Is it like a pre-tarnish if that makes sense?
SilverPete, that is still a delicious looking coin, even with the tiny spots.
mmissinglink
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Agree Fat Penguin....the Royal Mint's best modern coin design that I've seen.
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Fat Penguin said:
It certainly is. I got it at the original issue price back when the AUD was far stronger so while it is painful to see it spotting, at least I have one and didn't pay too much for it.
I also have a few of the 1oz proofs but they are nowhere near as nice as the 5oz with its more pronounced relief.
Try this: http://forums.silverstackers.com/to...electron-microscope-images-of-white-spot.htmlheartastack said:
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