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More rare and more real than the '36 dot.
Have to keep an eye on that one to see what it sells for.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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05/28/2014 10:13 am
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Fearmongering.Those demagnetizers will not alter the crystaline structure of the steel.The coin will still be attracted to a magnet.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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05/28/2014 10:36 am
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I imagine it will be in their showcase at Coin Expo - I will be nice to see it in hand...
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Interesting, the hunt starts again, I've been checking every NBU set with a 'P' penny since I found my 2005P non-mag last year. Mine was the one that sold last weekend in TCNC's auction, and I feel the price it went for was more realisic than the two that went for $20,000+, no regrets at all.
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Quote:
will be nice to see it in hand... Will you have a magnet in your other hand? "Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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And your XFR machine tied around your neck....  |
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all you have to do is weigh the coin to confirm
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brexxz1..your talking about 1/10 of a gram difference between steel and zinc, I wouldn't count on that. BUT even with the low grade scan of the coin I do believe there might be 3 tiny gas bubbles on the reverse..  Can't wait to see how much it goes for. |
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Pennyman, the demagnetizers you and cdcoinman link to do not change the crystaline structure of steel so that it will no longer be attracted to a magnet, they are used to stop steel from acting as a magnet, the steel still retains its ferromagnetic properties and will still be attracted to a magnet and can be made again to act as a magnet..
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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05/28/2014 4:39 pm
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"Pennyman, the demagnetizers you and cdcoinman link to do not change the crystaline structure of steel so that it will no longer be attracted to a magnet, they are used to stop steel from acting as a magnet, the steel still retains its ferromagnetic properties and will still be attracted to a magnet and can be made again to act as a magnet.."
I agree, didn't know how to say. Thanks
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Any chance this one will go for 20,000.00?
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Okay got it so for example if my screwdriver becomes magnetic then you can demagnetize it back to normal is this correct?
I'll delete the other post
Thanks DBM
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john100 Posted - Today 53 Min ago
Any chance this one will go for 20,000.00?
If someone had 20k for a 2005 they should have another 20k plus for this one.
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> Will you have a magnet in your other hand?
That's the issue with these off-alloy errors. There's nothing to see.
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Sorry, but are all the one cent "P" coins suppose to be
Magnetic.
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Posted 05/28/2014 10:07 am
