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<p>[QUOTE="iPen, post: 2621294, member: 69760"]I've noticed these hazes come often when silver coins are put in a "reused" acetone bath. If some dirty-ish or seemingly non-dirty coins are put into an acetone bath, and the same acetone is used to put in a few other proof coins, those proof coins exhibit a haze just like that. It often even develops into a swirly and colorful oily looking tone. Maybe that's what's going on here.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="iPen, post: 2621294, member: 69760"]I've noticed these hazes come often when silver coins are put in a "reused" acetone bath. If some dirty-ish or seemingly non-dirty coins are put into an acetone bath, and the same acetone is used to put in a few other proof coins, those proof coins exhibit a haze just like that. It often even develops into a swirly and colorful oily looking tone. Maybe that's what's going on here.[/QUOTE]
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