Cool. I want to see those woodies. :bigeyes: I am fairly happy as I just found a 1898-O VAM 11 and a 1922-P VAM-2P (a R6!!!) in my collection...
If you want to risk it then go ahead, but 100% pure acetone I know is 100% safe.
By a pellet gun.
It depends does it say 100% pure acetone or have any other ingredients listed on the back. BTW does it have a coconut on the front of the bottle...
It has other ingredients that could damage the coin.
Coinworld runs ads that sell the sets without the box which are alot cheaper if you plan to stick 'em in an album. Im a YN to. :high5:
Different types of common coin errors to use as a reference. :) New people look here to determine your error. Blank or Planchet This is simply a...
AU58 or MS64.
I love how the eagle pops out on the reverse due to the great toning. BTW: Typo? I think you mean. luster peaking out behind the toning.....
[IMG] Do I see doubling?
I am not good at grading these but I will say I believe it to be harshly cleaned.
Grease filled die. Value: 1/100-.01 of a dollar.
Can you remove a coin from it yes. Can you bath in it, no. BTW acetone will remove the finish off cabinets, paint, and melt plastic so be careful.
I'll have to see it in hand first for a definite answer.
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True. But I always have acetone laying around so it works for me.
Intercept shield. They are great products just a little pricey, but it is worth it. :kewl:
Sounds iffy to me. I am guessing a mix between acetone, and hydrogen peroxide. An acetone bass with hydrogen peroxide for excessive oxygen levels...
My precious..... :D [IMG]
Thanks. I do it to 1976 quarters I find that have PVC on them. Not much else though. To me removing PVC with acetone is not cleaning, it is...
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