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Old 12-18-2008, 05:02 PM   #72 (permalink)
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Dru, I only disagree with one part of your comment, that above. I do agree that just by laying a coin in your gloved hand you will likely not damage it. But I do not recommend doing it either. For if the coin moves horizontally across the glove it can be hairlined. It can also be hairlined by touching the surface of the coin with gloved fineger.
I'll agree here. Had a proof, now it's damage from cotton gloves across the surface. Live and learn.
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