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Conservation X2: Lincoln Proof And 40% Silver Half

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Conservation-X2:-Lincoln-Proof-And-40%-Silver-Half

Conservation-X2:-Lincoln-Proof-And-40%-Silver-Half

Conservation-X2:-Lincoln-Proof-And-40%-Silver-Half

I believe the Lincoln proof has a haze on it that may be PVC. I would like to be able to put it in my Dansco and not worry about its condition going south.

I have zero experience with 40% silver. Can it be put in acetone safely?

What can I do to help clean up these two coins? :)
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The 60 is a small date, that haze is common. I'd leave them both as is.
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I have zero experience with 40% silver. Can it be put in acetone safely?


Yes, absolutely. If you're referring to the obverse color on the JFK, though, I don't see that as characteristic of PVC. All the same, many around here just automatically rinse their new acquisitions in acetone as a matter of course, and I'm one who advocates that practice as long as the coin isn't really dirty to start. In that instance, you need to think a bit about what the final result will look like.
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Thank you both. I thought the lincoln had PVC damage. The kennedy I just thought was dirty and could use some grime removal.
I will leave the lincoln as is for now. The kennedy I will likely toss into acetone for a bit and see if anything loosens up
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