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Something on that dime, I don't want to touch it
acadien
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His this grease from the mint
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SORRY WRONG CATHEGORIES
Try some acetone .. it's PMD
Soak in acetone for a few days. Cover because acetone evaporates very fast. Oh, and no flames or kablooey!
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Syl
what is Kablooey?
If I sook this coins or any coins in acetone and I found out that there is and error underneath. Would this affect the premium.
I remember now that you have already give me that scoop, on a coins that had a similar residue. My memory has been affected after the car accident.. Really appreciate that you did not come down on me that hard. By reminding so on so forth. A+. I will not make that mistake again. Thanks a lot Syl
Means an explosion. Acetone+Flame=BOOM (Kablooey explosion)
and tomorrow is the first day of the continuously of my life
Thanks,
yea acetone can be powerful but used properly does work
Stork ... answered for me. It's a common US expression that means BOOM!
Kablooey
Steve
I would soak it in Goo Gone first. Then remove the soft residue with acetone. Much faster method. Don't rub the coin.
Unlikely that it is mint grease. If that grease was on the planchet before it was struck it would have been squished flat by the dies. The grease on your coin looks raised, and covers design areas that were struck up.