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RE: The milk spot problem.
Russ
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In your response in this thread you said:
<< <i>We've tried dipping some of the coins to see if the spots can be removed. They cannot. In our experience >>
You're correct, and I already knew that from my proof coinage experiences. Once they've developed, they are there to stay. My suggestion refers to dipping them prior to any spots developing. My experience tells me that this is just the ticket to stabilize the surfaces, as I've never had a proof later develop milk spots if this was done.
<< <i>We've tried dipping some of the coins to see if the spots can be removed. They cannot. In our experience >>
You're correct, and I already knew that from my proof coinage experiences. Once they've developed, they are there to stay. My suggestion refers to dipping them prior to any spots developing. My experience tells me that this is just the ticket to stabilize the surfaces, as I've never had a proof later develop milk spots if this was done.
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