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1935 Peace Dollar

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send it back if you can.

True bummer about the wipe ... this appears to be a stunning well preserved coin.

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Yeah, It was really disappointing to see the hairline scratches, on a coin that I really thought would be an MS-65+

I have contacted the seller about a refund.
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I agree with superDave not a chance. A sure thing.
Nice coin
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The seller had a 7-day refund, so I will be sending the coin back.

I managed to get an image of the hairlines. (Was not an easy task)

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Seems like trick photography to me.
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From that angle the harsh cleaning is quite pronounced.... Not sure how that couldn't show up on the original scan without some tweaking, altering.

Definitely send it back.
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It's too bad. That coin looked very nice in the seller's pics. I was wondering if the type of light and/or the angle could mask the hairlines.
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I was wondering if the type of light and/or the angle could mask the hairlines.


Well, I am looking at this coin right now, under a normal incandescent light bulb, and I can only see a few faint hairlines, at a certain angle. But when I look at the coin under a LED light I can see a lot more hairline scratches, at a couple of angles.


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Not sure how that couldn't show up on the original scan without some tweaking, altering.


The hairlines only show under certain lighting for some reason (Like mentioned above). When I first received the coin and inspected it, under incandescent lighting everything looked fine. The coin had great detail, very few marks, and full luster.
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From that angle the harsh cleaning is quite pronounced.... Not sure how that couldn't show up on the original scan without some tweaking, altering.


Generally, you can only see it under certain types of lighting, and even then usually at only one angle. Direct sunlight is best.

That's a true shame.
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The coin was returned, and I got a full refund.
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