Quick question.......How can I get rid of the

millennium

haze that is on this coin?

Cladiator

melt it?

LanLord

Break it out and dip it. But then it'll just be another white morgan

ms70

It would be easier to go get another one without the haze.

ms70

Forgot to say I think it looks nice, at least in the pic.

rsdoug81

Are the fields mirrored under the haze? It almost looks like a hazy PL.

stiffy

Send it to me. I'll keep it haze and all.

Or a dip. Then it will be a washed up morgan.... Just like they sell in Coin World in the 2 page ads....

Thenewguy

moved my question to it's own thread.

pontiacinf

brillo

millennium

Took another pic at a different angle...the surface is proof like, and very reflective under the haze.....

cointagious

Is it worth the time & $?????

You could prolly do it with a dry cleaner (naptha) or similar product or try acetone. The faster the dry (evaporation) time the better.

Use a Q-Tip and do it to a small area to determine whether the color you want to keep is on or beneath the haze. If the color is on the haze then all hope is lost. Might as well go right to using MS70.