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Road Side Pub
Numismatics Question
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<blockquote data-quote="CobraBob" data-source="post: 16621114" data-attributes="member: 6727"><p>Yes, cleaning does hurt the value. I found an 1889 silver dollar that was very dirty. I (unknowingly) did the unthinkable and cleaned it up nicely. It's on display in a case in my office. But, as I learned after I did it, the valued dropped about 40%. Left as is, the value would be around $50 in fair condition. Now, it's worth around $30. I didn't keep it for value so I'm fine with the "harm" I did. I just like how it looks as a 19th century coin.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CobraBob, post: 16621114, member: 6727"] Yes, cleaning does hurt the value. I found an 1889 silver dollar that was very dirty. I (unknowingly) did the unthinkable and cleaned it up nicely. It's on display in a case in my office. But, as I learned after I did it, the valued dropped about 40%. Left as is, the value would be around $50 in fair condition. Now, it's worth around $30. I didn't keep it for value so I'm fine with the "harm" I did. I just like how it looks as a 19th century coin. [/QUOTE]
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