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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;raider34, post: 1134164, member: 16402&quot;]My first thought was that it was lightly wiped, and then it began to&nbsp; tone. But, I have a similar thing happening with a bunch of Proof&nbsp; Jeffersons I have in my Dansco album. They are developing a light milky&nbsp; toning with some rainbow colors around the rim (similar to your coin),&nbsp; and the same thin parallel lines are showing up in the fields, but they&nbsp; end at the devices (not like with your coin). The majority of the coins&nbsp; came directly from mint sets and after looking at them, I&#039;m certain they&nbsp; weren&#039;t wiped, and it&#039;s just the natural effect of the toning. </p><p><br /></p><p>I&#039;m not 100% sure the same is true with your coin, but I&#039;m leaning that&nbsp; way. If you&#039;re not particularity attached to the coin, or the toning,&nbsp; you could dip it, and see if it removes the lines (and that there&#039;s no&nbsp; signs of damage underneath them). Acetone, wouldn&#039;t affect the toning,&nbsp; you would need to use a coin dip like E-Z-est.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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