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Valued Member
United States
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U.S. Modern variety/error, this is the forum you have posted this on.
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Bedrock of the Community
 United States
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Not sure of your questions, if any, but these are all problem coins.
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Pillar of the Community
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Ugly coins, no wonder you didn't post them in the Canadian section of the forum.
Can' tell through the scratched plastic, but is this a set of all four types of '65s ?
If so there could be significant value there.
"toning back to steel" there is no steel involved.
"Dipping" is not considered cleaning...
-from PCGS website
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Pillar of the Community
Canada
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I agree with DBM about a mounted 1965 varieties set. The first one give me some questions points, but from photos I can not decide.
Second: Those toning's are results of contamination and not natural toning.
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Ugly coins, no wonder you didn't post them in the Canadian section of the forum. Well I just requested that they get deported back to the Canadian Forums. 
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Bedrock of the Community
United States
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Ugly is in the eye of the beholder--really. I think they're rather fun--keep 'em if you like 'em.
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Valued Member
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They are all the varieties of 65. See the full holder some are worth money if they were ok but what can damage it like that in a holder. Moisture or sun but wouldn't it be brown. I need to post as well to the proper category but still as long as I can't damage further I can put them in something else.   |
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Valued Member
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I think it's kind of a cool little holder. I'd leave it just as is and keep it in your collection that way. I think a variety of materials emit some sort of elements that can cause metals to change colour over time. People do it artificially all the time, particularly with silver bullion, in an effort to increase the value. This one looks to have been a byproduct of the holder materials I'd say. Nothing wrong with a little toning. :)
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Pillar of the Community
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Other than the black spot on the upper-left coin, some folks might rather like the environmental toning. I'd leave them in the original holder.
Edited by halfamind
05/23/2023 6:02 pm
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It is a nice holder, thanks for posting the entire thing.
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Are these pennies pictured up above in order according to the type?
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Valued Member
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They are the whole set as it was the holder has a patent # from 1960. I would assume it hasn't been touched since it was put together the varieties match and the types are in the right places. Bought it in a coin auction with some Eisenhower dollars and a morgan |
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I'm not sure the first 3 the A looks like it is pointing to the denticle the 4th can't make it out. Need better close up's of the A
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These all seem impaired.  |
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Posted 05/22/2023 9:07 pm
