Posted 06/11/2014 3:24 pm
From my experience, the differences in coloring from the pieces of paper alone will not give the coin a details grade if sent in for grading. There would have to be other problems with the coin to give it a details grade. All coins have colored and toned differently based on the storage methods used and the environments they have been kept in. Yours is a little more unique than others, but it won't be held against you by the TPGs unless it is more dramatic or involved tampering with the coin.
The coins have a natural color to them that some collectors would enjoy. The color pattern probably isn't ideal, but I wouldn't expect it to impact the value too much.
The coins have a natural color to them that some collectors would enjoy. The color pattern probably isn't ideal, but I wouldn't expect it to impact the value too much.
