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I have had a few coins sent into consevation..already blast white coins that just needed spot removal..and, I did get 1 grade higher when done, so, was very happy.
I have a proof 1962 Franklin half dollar that is gorgeous violet toned..but, IT has 3 crappy corrosion spots that really need to be removed. My question is..can NGC leave my overall toning and remove the spots, or, will the coin be dipped, and, I lose it?
Would rather leave as is, if toning goes away.
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 Posted 06/05/2016  05:07 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add John1 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Email NGC with a photo and ask them. Let us know what they say.Also,post a pic of it here please.
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I would guess the answer would be that they cannot/will not do anything to the coin.
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Toning can be removed, but not milk spots. Its all or nothing, I think.
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Very interesting, I would like to find out what NGC has to say.
Pictures would be nice also
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What are milk spots? I have some BU and PL with black spots.

I have the same question - can small black spots be removed while leaving the rest of the coin BU?

Thanks - newbie
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its getting graded..I left them a note to tell me which coins would benefit from conservation, so, I'm just going to have them do it to all. an Experiment. Hopefully, things will turn in my favor. I've heard stories both ways, so, time will tell. Glad to post pics when their photo service has them ready to download. I decided to pay the 5 bucks for good pics on my proofs...it will more than pay for itself with ebay sales, where these new high resolution shots have become so nice now, putting my lame shots to shame.
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