Me too, I'll look for this one.
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I see 18, so early 1800's
Nothing in that list of ingredients will harm coins.
No, paper envelopes often have sulfur. Don't do it.
My point exactly, just advertise them as Pt plated and sell the raw coins...
I would rather have a D
Uh...it has the denomination Fifty dollars on the back. [IMG]
Nickels are notoriously hard to cle... conserve. Perhaps someone could make some suggestions.
As a thought, how could you tell if the coins were REALLY Platinum plated...
Seems as I remember a CT posting where someone was attempting to pay at a drive-thru with a one-ounce AGE for face value, and they wouldn't accept it.
Anywhere in particular in that fascinating (sarcasm) document?
no
If you're trying to be funny, use a happy face emoji
I think this is still when the mint marks were added by hand, so location and tilt don't mean anything...that being said, yes, it looks slightly...
not as blatant as that "eye"
The "classic" way would be with Ren Wax but I'm not sure that's any better than just putting it in a flip or a capsule. I've been experimenting...
Show us what you get...
I remember the 1916 I found as a kid...I flipped it over and saw a letter...be still my heart...and it was an "s"
I think I would leave the wax alone. Nothing to be gained by removing it. BTW, can you remove wax with acetone? I would think xylene would be a...
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