https://pcgs.com/coinfacts/coin/1871-s-h10c/4399
Crazy. Severe PVC damage. Idk how the pcgs graders missed that.
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Beautiful rainbow toning.
More simply, active PVC. It probably sat neglected in a PVC soft flip for many years.
It is a V-2, and does not match any coins on the V-2 roster in the 1871-s attribution guide.
Polly V. Chloride
@Morgan White said: Polly V. Chloride
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Not necessarily. It looks like it might be the green wax-like substance that can accumulate on a coin when stored for a long time in an old leather wallet. If so, the stuff is pretty much harmless and will dissolve right off in acetone.
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Crazy. Severe PVC damage. Idk how the pcgs graders missed that.
Proud follower of Christ!
Beautiful rainbow toning.

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More simply, active PVC.
It probably sat neglected in a PVC soft flip for many years.
It is a V-2, and does not match any coins on the V-2 roster in the 1871-s attribution guide.
Polly V. Chloride
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Not necessarily. It looks like it might be the green wax-like substance that can accumulate on a coin when stored for a long time in an old leather wallet. If so, the stuff is pretty much harmless and will dissolve right off in acetone.
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