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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Michael K, post: 3206726, member: 78298&quot;]Since it doesn&#039;t appear to be on a mound (1913),</p><p>or have a mint mark. (Often the early mint mark dates can be valuable.)</p><p>There&#039;s not a lot of risk if you want to make the date appear. However,</p><p>the coin will be whiter and considered &quot;etched&quot;.</p><p>You can just let it sit in some white vinegar with a few drops of hydrogen peroxide.</p><p>Half hour, hour, 2 hours, whatever. And then rinse. About 75% of the time after this has been done, if you look in a good light, and tilt the coin around (loupe is good)</p><p>you will see the date. If it was a valuable coin, it isn&#039;t anymore. But when it is dateless, it is also in the 25 cent max range.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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