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You are a saint, please let’s get this thread closed LOL.
Quite the salesman, aren't you.
If only you still had that "gold tit is sold". I'd buy that.
If only you still had that "gold tit is sold". I'd buy that.
I have a silver tit with your name on it, good sir! Next best thing! Please PM for details.
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Quite the salesman, aren't you.
If only you still had that "gold tit is sold". I'd buy that.
If only you still had that "gold tit is sold". I'd buy that.
I have a silver tit with your name on it, good sir! Next best thing! Please PM for details.
Damn! They make 'em in gold?
they make just about anything in gold
oh sweet jesus please never attempt to clean a gold coin unless you know what you're doing. My fav example - https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/46renx/man_cleans_rare_coin_takes_244000_loss/
Not trying to take over Dazed' thread, so happy to continue this convo via PM/elsewhere...last I will say is the difference in coloring/mirroring you see in the before/after photo is just lighting. I don't feel I ruined the coin in the least but I understand numis freaking out about it 
My main point in writing this here is that the contamination is certainly not permanent as I've proved. Apologies Dazed for the digression!
oh sweet jesus please never attempt to clean a gold coin unless you know what you're doing. My fav example - https://www.reddit.com/r/videos/comments/46renx/man_cleans_rare_coin_takes_244000_loss/
I dont see the million doges for sale very often. Hope all is well. What is the black stuff on the titan gold coin?
Not trying to speak for OP, but I have a Titan Gold that also HAD this issue. Key word is had. It’s contamination of some sort from the mint, likely copper contamination. In any case, I was able to remove these spots with hot water, baking soda, and aluminum foil. While this is may not be recommended from a numismatic POV, it did in fact work in mere seconds, just by soaking, nothing abrasive. Of course, the water could damage the hologram and thus I had to peel in order to safely restore the coin with this procedure.
Here is a picture of before and after my restoration: https://imgur.com/a/886zpjz
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