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Potential PVC Problem On Indian Set

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This question is sort of a follow-up to an earlier question on a couple Indians which were a small part of a set I purchased. Although the photos were too poor to really evaluate, I do have another question for the group.

The set I purchased had been kept in PVC flips for an extended period of time and then transferred to a Dansco by my LCD. I don't believe he did anything to the individual coins other than reholder them and I wanted to know if it is generally thought that the coins need to be rinsed given the PVC holders they were originally kept in. Within the bunch, there were a couple coins that looked to developing dark spots. My guess being from the PVC.

Just have concern that the others might develop problems unless I take care to address.
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Do any of them have an oily appearance?
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As I haven't seen your earlier thread . my only suggestion would be to give all the IHC's an Acetone bath then apply Verdi-care . again I have not seen any photos of your coins .
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Just give them all a quick dip in acetone. Done.
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Acetone is okay for use on copper or copper-nickel? I was under the impression it was great for silver, not so hot on copper.
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