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<p>[QUOTE="desertgem, post: 4143286, member: 15199"]I suspect it is reflective light from some sharp abrasions that formed shear surfaces ( tiny sharp flat)I do not think it is chemical residue or such. Collectors many decades ago would "thumb" the coin, trying to minimize the sharpness by rubbing them. If is it a residue , that's the best chance to solve it as rubbing it will show IMO, Jim[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="desertgem, post: 4143286, member: 15199"]I suspect it is reflective light from some sharp abrasions that formed shear surfaces ( tiny sharp flat)I do not think it is chemical residue or such. Collectors many decades ago would "thumb" the coin, trying to minimize the sharpness by rubbing them. If is it a residue , that's the best chance to solve it as rubbing it will show IMO, Jim[/QUOTE]
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