Some of my… special coins
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A totally not polished Franklin, and a tribute double eagle that has 0.31 mg of gold and not a speck of corrosion. 
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Whats with the blue paint/nail polish on the gold coin? Maybe an acetone soak would get that off?
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Looks like where the gold plating is thin and the base metal is showing through.
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I don’t know what that base metal was!
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The half dollar looks like it is a circulation strike coin (not a proof coin) that has been polished.
I was just being sarcastic
. They were my dad’s and he bought a lot of these weird coins. Now I have them and hide them in the basement so I don’t have to look at them! Also, it has no bell lines.
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I can understand having coins of sentimental value... I have a couple my Dad kept (he was not a coin collector, but had a few Morgans and some big German, silver coins). Cheers, RickO