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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 388002, member: 4552&quot;]Probably not PVC damage. That is what people say when they don&#039;t know. Prior to any chemicals, try just soaking the coin in distilled water. Place some on a clean glass dish, put the coin in and allow to soak for several hours. </p><p>If this fails, then the Acetone could be next. However, prior to that, make sure you only use a clean GLASS container. Place the coin in a GLASS jar, add the Acetone, cover and allow to sit for a minimum of several hours. Remove the coins and rinse with distilled water, place on a cotton cloth, blow dry with a hair dryer on warm, not hot setting. </p><p>If all this fails, do not attempt any further cleaning unless you don&#039;t care about the coin. </p><p>A tip on using Acetone. Always place some on a clean, glass dish and allow to evaporate. If there is any residue at all, discard the Acetone as being contaminated.</p><p>Never use metal or plastic utensils when handling the coin in the presence of Acetone.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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