Is the same solution used for a dip? I only use acetone.
My experience is it depends how long the coin is soaked. I do just a bit more than a dip so as not to lose the patina and immediately soak in...
Looks like acetate soak.
I found this token sorting my LWC by decade. 1864 with a clipped planchet and reverse riding a horse "The Federal Union Must Be Preserved" must...
Is that a lamination problem after the A in America?
Indian Head Cents
Thanks
Very nice!
That is my thought but interesting that both coins from different sources have similar marks. I like the large Ike dollars have a lot of them....
[ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] [ATTACH] Two Ike's from different sources with similar marks on the cheek. Interesting I guess.
I'm starting to put a set together myself. Have most of the early years but will need to look for the later coins. Did get the 2014 W 3/4 oz.
Nice. Nice pic too.
Nice pic's. Thanks for sharing.
You need your 65,67 and 70.
Well now I know I have a high relief to compare with my other Peace Dollars. Thanks.
what distinguishes high and low relief.? I can't see any difference above.
I like to put my old coins back into circulation. Spend them and let someone find. them
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