Coin restorer?

[Nordle11]

It probably depends on who's selling it, I bet there's a few dealers everyone knows that would be partial towards excluding that sort of information...

[copper123]

Just a thought as these coins look like they never had a hole would everyone on here feel comfortable selling a coin as undamaged?

[PWA 1967]

Just a thought as these coins look like they never had a hole would everyone on here feel comfortable selling a coin as undamaged?

I think copper123 you mean anyone not everyone.

If so i doubt they will admit that on an open forum would be bang out of order to not mention any repair.

[Mr T]

amazing..!...I've got one of those Australian holey dollars...do you think he could fix that?

Ha!

The centre of those coins would be somewhat difficult to replicate I think.

[Mr T]

Actually as I think about this, I wonder if third-party grades can pick up on this. I assume the weight might be a bit off but if it looks alright...

[Peter]

Recently a 1917 sov was sold by a CGS partner it was so wrong.

Plus there is a CGS slabbed 1865 farthing with a MASSIVE edge knock out there.

That is dishonest.

Nothing but a twat would drill a 1905 shilling and a good repair is fine by me.

I wouldn't want the light polishing.

[Nightvision]

Are there any other coin restorers of good repute to know about? I have some coins begging for their freedom since they were made into brooches.

[Peter]

Are there any other coin restorers of good repute to know about? I have some coins begging for their freedom since they were made into brooches.

There is a guy in the US.

I've forgotten his name but I'm sure he repaired a forum members holed 1905 1/-.

Personally I avoid impaired coins.