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Hoop130
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Hot water worked......

Thanks for the info. It was actually pretty easy. SPP, I was surprised the magnet was that weak.
Doesn't look like much damage to the observe side, need to check later.
Need to figure out, how to post pictures from my cell.
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Is it worth to remove this coin from the orginal packet?

You might make some scratches on the coin.

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@ Hoop

@ Bibo I guess it depends if you collect coins or containers....
Me, I like coins
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I have been collecting the silver dollar series with specimen loonies and sterling silver loonies. I transfer to quadrum containers and put into encap sheets. It's much nicer to see in a binder.
I have so many clamshell and boxes stored away now.

There doesn't seem to be any scratches or residue left on coins. Will check with loupe later.
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