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It doesn't matter, so long as you know what they are, and you know they won't stay behind on the coin and cause long-term damage. If you don't know that for certain, then it definitely does matter. Y… (View Post)

Yet another interesting piece of numismatic history. B) I find it interesting the suggestion from Chairman Barnwell back in 1861, that, if Confederate coinage were to be issued at that time, rather t… (View Post)

Acetone solubility is reversible - anything which contaminated acetone might leave behind on a coin, pure acetone should remove quite easily. Since it already dissolved in acetone the first time arou… (View Post)

Usually, "the point" is to try to message the hacked account's friends and trick them into sending the hackers some money. The usual spiel is along the lines of "Hello, I'm on holiday … (View Post)

Feel free to accept or reject advice from one of the never-been-married, but I would assume that, if money is tight enough that coin purchases are causing relationship friction, then you're better of… (View Post)