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 eagamesExpert Member
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Looks nice, that area on the rev looks like a stain but if it sat there for 30 plus years it might have became corrosion but you never know, it might be worth sending it to NCS to try to remove the spot or just send it as it is to ANACs.
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 griptionAdvanced Member
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i'm thinking about sending it to NCS for a bath.. they seem to make you jump through a bunch of hoops to send them stuff though 
someday i'll have a pic of a pcgs slab.... hopefully
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 coppercoinsSite Admin
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NCS could do a good job on that one. If I were you I would address it directly to Dave Camire with a letter. He's the director of NCS.
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Congratulations, great coin. One of these days for me.
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 coopExpert Member
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Welcome to the other side wrongalot. Lots to read, look at and have fun with here.
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 RhubarbSenior Member
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| Congratulations, great coin. One of these days for me. |
Welcome wrongalot. This forum will definaetly change your luck and name.
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griptionAdvanced Member
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| NCS could do a good job on that one. If I were you I would address it directly to Dave Camire with a letter. He's the director of NCS. |
well first i need to join some cyberclub, pay a bunch of money, and then find more coins to submit that i never would've sent in to begin with.
i just want NCS to fix up this one coin.. can Dave help me out with that? like maybe change their whole system.. since this isn't that wild of an idea 
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Ziggy9New Member
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Though not as well known as the above mentioned coins the 1982 ddr currently has a population of only two. Aparently more people us it as their avatar than actually own one.
Richard
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 DickExpert Member
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Hi Ziggy9, Just noticed you here! Welcome aboard! Yes, they are hunting, but only you and one other have found! Again congratulations!
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coopExpert Member
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The 2002-D DDR I found so far is the only one I know of found. I need to get it slabbed as a discovery piece.
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