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Do "Dipped" Coins Receive A Details Grade From TPG?

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Recently I've noticed when I contact ebay sellers asking if coins are cleaned, I get the reply that the coins "may have been dipped." I assume this is different than the cleaning I think of (usually indicated by tiny scratches all over the coin). What are the coins dipped in? Acetone? If a coin was dipped, would it grade details?
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Dipping is dangerous and unless you or I should say they know what they're doing it will get a details grade. If the graders can notice the dipping by an altered or discolored surface it's no bueno. Although PCGS now has a sniffer so I'm not sure how that plays into expertly dipped Coins getting details or not. I would stay far away from any seller that's states his Coins may have been dipped fwiw
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That would mean staying away from all "blast-white" coins minted before 1940.

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