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<p>[QUOTE="kanga, post: 875816, member: 9270"]It's most likely verdigris.</p><p>The copper in the cent has combined with some other compound in the environment.</p><p>That means the coin's surface has already been compromised.</p><p>The damage is done.</p><p>Go ahead and clean it but not by rubbing it with something.</p><p>You need some sort of dip.</p><p>Someone should be along with more specific info.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="kanga, post: 875816, member: 9270"]It's most likely verdigris. The copper in the cent has combined with some other compound in the environment. That means the coin's surface has already been compromised. The damage is done. Go ahead and clean it but not by rubbing it with something. You need some sort of dip. Someone should be along with more specific info.[/QUOTE]
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