Couple of days soak in acetone followed by either rolling a cotton swab over the area or gently wiping it, be careful not to scrub on it.
Don't ask, don't tell...
How about Ivar The Boneless? [IMG]
...now find 1-8
Quite right, cleaning can lower the value of coins, however, the melt value of the 10 cent Netherlands coin is $0.67 whereas the value for a Fine...
A double negative???!!!
I understand you perfectly kind-of.
Thanks, pulled from a junk bin
Where are you selling?
Please take the kidding gracefully.
how Ooooooooooo...gotta show mine [ATTACH] [ATTACH]
Now I'm craving a Hershey's bar... [IMG]
Close, if the rim is closer to the flat bottom on the 2 (could you put another 2 in there but it would touch the rim) it's a large.
That "wood grain" you see is a consequence of the plating process. Around here it is often referred to as "linear plating bubbles".
yup
Hmmm I know that guy
...actually any cent after 1982 is a Zincoln (copper plated zinc)
Either that or some acid/environmental damage
No, little bit of Die Deterioration Doubling, but that's all [IMG]
Nice coin...if you feel you must, some VerdiCare wouldn't hurt @BadThad
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