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Purple Proof Nickel

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Just want to share my purple proof nickel, has a real nice purple finish Purple-Proof-Nickel Purple-Proof-Nickel
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Wow, that's a real beauty! (:
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TOO COOL.
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Thanks everyone! its in a 1961 proof set, been inside the original envelope since 1961 (most of the time) so maybe that toned the coin?
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Thanks, I was wondering what gave it the purple tone. It is neat.
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Typically when a Nickel tones inside of an unopen proof set, moisture has somehow gotten into that section of the flat pack causing the toning. I have several that are a very dark blue throughout the coin.

They are indeed very pretty to look at.

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Typically when a Nickel tones inside of an unopen proof set, moisture has somehow gotten into that section of the flat pack causing the toning. I have several that are a very dark blue throughout the coin.

They are indeed very pretty to look at.
thanks for the compliments everyone! I hope the nickel turns more purple
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thanks for the compliments everyone! I hope the nickel turns more purple

Looks great as is. I'd suggest not waiting to see if it changes more. Might start turning black. Try resealing the edges.
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ok ill do that then! is it worth to grade because ebay has a 1960 nickel purple like mine and its graded by ngc proof 66 for $75
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Send it to ANACS. Thats a nice coin. I love when they go purple or blue.
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ok ill look into that, I've never sent in a coin, could you tell me how it works? (if you no)
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Check out ANACSs site. They have step by step instructions on how to submit coins. You can call the customer service line during listed business hours if you need help with it.
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ok I checked it out, the only question I have that wont the coin flip scratch the proof coin?
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 Posted 11/17/2011  8:44 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add penny man to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
not it you use the right kind.
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