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Grease Filled Die On 1936 Quarter

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What do you think. Any idea on overall values if a quarter has a Grease Filled Die ?
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If you're referring to the area below trust, no, a Grease Filled Die will make the devices of the coins themselves weaker, that's just a stain.
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Yup, looks like just a stain
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Really, from acid I'm guessing ?
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It looks like just a surface issue, probably environmentally caused. It should clear up a bit with acetone
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I can't say what it is just yet. Give it an acetone bath and see what comes out.
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Looks like a stain to me.
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No big deal.



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