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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;eddiespin, post: 2161627, member: 4920&quot;]I never rinse, either, although there are those who swear by it, and in distilled water, to boot. Ah, maybe that&#039;s paranoia, who am I to say? I just file that away and keep it in mind for when I finally get my 1877 MS65 in RD and I think I see a tiny spot of PVC on the tip of her nose under 60X-magnification and I can&#039;t sleep until it&#039;s a goner, lol.</p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;d just use a glass jar, lid, and maybe a 15-minute soak on this one. The thing is, the acetone may bring out things you may not like, it depends on what&#039;s on there. You may try distilled water, first, or, if you want, even rubbing alcohol, which are at least safe, in that they won&#039;t react with the coin, and will at least soften-up what&#039;s there, and just sort of lightly hanging on. The purpose, here, is to get a good look at those digits for those &quot;tiny remnants,&quot; and there&#039;s debris obscuring that. You identified something beneath the 1, and you just want to give the rest a good going over for it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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