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<p>[QUOTE="whopper64, post: 6530894, member: 101364"]It looks like my trade dollar. However, I soaked it in acetone and then rinsed it in running water (no rubbing) and as if by magic, all of the "crap" came off or was dissolved by the acetone. Yours could be pvc damage or some type of shellac, and apparently that is what was on my coin. Either way, my trade dollar is now "crap" free.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="whopper64, post: 6530894, member: 101364"]It looks like my trade dollar. However, I soaked it in acetone and then rinsed it in running water (no rubbing) and as if by magic, all of the "crap" came off or was dissolved by the acetone. Yours could be pvc damage or some type of shellac, and apparently that is what was on my coin. Either way, my trade dollar is now "crap" free.[/QUOTE]
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