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Can You Remove Pad Printing?

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Here is a normal bullion and coloured 2007 Perth Mint Lunar Series I 1/2oz Pig:

Can-You-Remove-Pad-Printing?

And here is something that I came across today:

Can-You-Remove-Pad-Printing?

It appears to be a coloured coin that either is a mint error (the pad printing was not applied) OR it has had the printed image removed.

My question is this: could you remove the pad printing without damaging the coin? Even under magnification there was no obvious signs of damage...
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http://www.australian-threepence.co...-part-2.html

This one looks similar and hasn't been damaged in the removal process.
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Ah Ha! Thanks Purple Penny - As I suspected, PMD rather than an error... I would have thought that the acetone would leave some trace or damage to the shiny parts of the coin on the silver 1/2oz, but as I am not a metallurgist I don't really have a clue, but if someone said to be that I could soak a silver coin in acetone for several hours and it would not get damaged I would be very tempted to give them pretty good odds against... there you go, I learnt something today so it is a great day already - thanks again Purple Penny.
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Now I just feel silly - I have just remembered the infamous millennium 50c proof with the colour removed being passed off as an error... It just came to me... he he he, how silly I am!
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