She needs a trim job, reverse 12:00
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Trim and a way to get rid of fuzzys from the holder would be nice. Any Suggestions?
I really don't want to make physical contact with her.
I really don't want to make physical contact with her.
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60 years into this hobby and I'm still working on my Lincoln set!
I'd probably leave it alone rather than risk a scratch. Scratches, like diamonds, are forever.
<< <i>canned air? >>
Beat me to it! I concur. Compressed air!
Gary
<< <i>canned air? >>
Very good idea!
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They have a few models to choose from. Also they have compressed CO2, but it might be too strong (500-850 psi), but more importantly here is what they say about canned air:
"Aerosol cans containing ‘chlorinated’ liquid chemicals can easily ignite and have been linked to many studies by the EPA and OSHA concerning their harmful emissions".
Doesn't sound like something I'd personalty want to apply to a good coin.
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<< <i>I'd personally take a card, something like a business card, and tuck the frays down along the edge of the coin so they aren't on the surface. >>
Best idea so far.
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resist the temptation!
<< <i>Leave the case original AKA don't trim the fuzz. >>
Good advice. When I fix things that aren't broken, I usually regret it.
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