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Black 2002 P Indiana State Quarter_PMD Extreme Heat?

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 Posted 06/22/2021  11:15 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add Bogiesmokes to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I checked prior posts about black coins, and more than a few replies talked about the amount of luster still on the coin. Given the golden glare that shines when angled under a light, I figured I'd post just to make sure it was PMD...I also thought black Sharpie but I tried a Sharpie test and it isn't that lol. Thanks!




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 Posted 06/22/2021  11:43 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add coop to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
When we see the black color we often think of a coin being burned. But that causes a separation of the copper from the cladding. Usually like a bubble on the inner areas of the coin. But I'm not seeing that on your coin. I see some silver color coming back. So something is coating the coin. Paint, stain that altered the color. Whatever it is doesn't increase the value of the coin. So it's just a spender. PSD. Face value. The value is in knowing what could have happened, and no premium, so that you can move on to the next coin.
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 Posted 06/23/2021  08:54 am  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Coinfrog to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Agree, sure didn't come from the mint that way.
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Environmental tarnishing/staining/coating. Post mint damage, could be from a million different ways. Life is too short, spend it and move on.

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From my experience, an overheated Cu-Ni coin will develop a blackened surface layer only; any subsequent wear will expose the silvery colored metal under that was NOT directly exposed to the air, when it was heated.

That is what the IP's pictures are telling me.
Post Mint heat Damaged coin.
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