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Re: Acetone rinse
"I'm really just TTTing this, but it was my understanding that acetone wouldn't affect toning spots/milk spots or haze. These problems would require a commercial dip, yes??" No, milk spots are forever, learn to like them. -
Re: Acetone rinse
I have a few coins with what appear to be water spots I wanted to see if the haze was a film that could be removed I'm really just TTTing this, but it was my understanding that acetone wouldn't affect toning spots/milk spots or haze. These problems would require a commercial dip, yes?? -
Re: Acetone rinse
I would love to here an answer to this question as I recently open a mint roll of 63 Franklins with milk spots all over them. However, if you ingore the spots I beleive most would grade ms 64-66. I have been think about trying to remove the spots from a few, with several diffrent methods, just to see which would work… -
Re: Acetone rinse
re: removing Milk Spots I believe this question has been asked before and the general consensus was that they are not easily removed and, if successful, probably would affect the appearance of the coin in a negative way. -
Re: Acetone rinse
Acetone will leach body oils etc from your pinkies and contminate itself otherwise its fairly harmless as far as skin contact goes I would use powder free latex gloves myself. If you have coins with milk spots on them yu mite consider putting them in an ultrasonic bath in hot distilled water. Practice on a junker first.
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