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Help Grade This 1858 Penny Before & After Cleaning

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this gold stuff was really on there good.
i have a little bit more to go,not sure what it was gold plated? I dunno I just know I wanted it off.
one drawback is that some scratches were hiding under the gold but again I still think its a better coin now, what are your thoughts? what would you have graded it before and after cleaning?
i forgot to mention this was also bent 2 ways (wavy)cant tell from pics but I straightened it out
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F12 details before
F12 details after
Grade of circulated coins is based on wear only
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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The grade is the same, before and after.
Frankly, this coin looks better cleaned.

Details in both cases,
before: encrustations
after: cleaned.
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Is it possible someone gold plated it?
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Not a bad resto job. You have some talent . Fine 12 cleaned before and fine 12 cleaned after.
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It looks like gold glitter?
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The coin cleaned up nicely, well done
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Brushed gold---chemical treatment by jewellers.
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Quote:
The grade is the same, before and after.
Frankly, this coin looks better cleaned


Cheers Don

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"Old" is a figure of speech and nothing more
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What would be the purpose of taking the time to deface a large cent in this way?
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