It depends on the lacquer. Old lacquer was very organic and acetone or even strong alcohol spilled on a lacquered woodwork would ruin the finish....
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I know some that resemble that remark.
I will go with the high AU from photo, but due to date, 63 wouldn't surprise me. Market acceptable and all that Jazz.
I do back Doug on this and I believe you should consider it a little more than gut reaction. First the BST forum is useful, (I have used it...
Guys, you are trying my patience. I think if you read the rules, there are no provisions for members to unilaterally decide they can decide they...
Could be grease from the press got into the depressions of the die that made those letters. It can be transitory for just a few cents and then...
If it was at the same spot on multiple coins, it might mean it was on the die striking the group of coins, or may be a defect from the coin...
I agree with Books on cotton gloves. If I am using acetone also, I use latex, if no acetone, I use nitrile, both inexpensive and discardible....
Re-read post #49. Further answering posts are not necessary.
The jobs report wasn't as expected either, and that could be a reason long term. It is getting close to the point where I like to place some...
Fine , maybe old cleaning, but nice.
One of the aspects of discussion within the rules, is that anyone ( since we are anonymous and no one knows the limits of each others knowledge)...
OK, this is beyond silly now on all sides. John , you presented a question and received some answers. Evidently they are beyond you to accept, so...
Ok, went to my art supplies and found some 3 3/8th inch by 3 3/8th inch gold foil, 23k gold, weighs 6.5 grams /100 sheets or .065 grams per...
No problem for us John, best of wishes.
Hi John, yes, but those 1928 billswere made by the government and printed on currency paper with a real serial number. These are said to be made...
But of course, this is why there are proponents of digital currency ( besides the obvious fact they hope and intend to be in the first group to...
Possibly a chip out of the zinc core before it was copper plated and then struck.
Tyler, look carefully at the 1, and 4 in the area Kurt mentions, I see a notch. Small, yes, but still an abnormal indentation or notch. I also...
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