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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;352sdeer, post: 2929396, member: 91351&quot;][USER=91382]@Jesse Gillispie[/USER] PICK IT OFF. Be carefull not to loose it so it can be reapplied if you want. I’ll bet it’s PMD but instead of post mint damage it’s post mint debris. Lol. What ever the junk is it looks to occured after the coin was minted and might just lift off. Try it the coins worth $.25 what’s to loose.</p><p>Try it with bamboo skewers. [USER=10461]@lordmarcovan[/USER] recommended using them in one of his post and I’m going to try them. I’ve always used tooth picks sharped with a #10 hobby knife but find them to weak for some of the tougher jobs like this. Bamboo I believe is the ticket. It can be sharpened down to fine chisels and points but care must be taken as Bamboo has a high silica percentage making it more prone to scratch coin metal.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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