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The best analogy I can use is when a sugar-holic puts 12 teaspoons of sugar in an iced tea and 9.5 teaspoons settle to the bottom of the cup and stay there.


Yeah, exactly, and if your technique is less than perfect some of that saturated stuff will transfer back to the coin.
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Wow, nice save! That ASE sure looks a lot better for your effort! If I ever see one of those in my dealer's case I know what to do and will probably save myself a dollar or two on the coin.
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looks way better!
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I personally dont have a problem if people want to make commemorative 9-11 coins and kind of like the idea, but I agree that I dont like them done like that ASE. Looks tacky to just paint over something and put a huge markup. At the very least make a bullion round from scratch, nice save on that coin
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