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Valued Member
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Sorrry Guys :) no bubbling ...no movement at all. done under watchful eye of my husband :) what's next?The parts that are showing white are actually black..I've used a microscope to take those pics
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01/01/2012 8:31 pm
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Pillar of the Community
Australia
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If you really look closely you will see bag marks and circulation scratches all over this coin.
EXCEPT in the area of the anomaly.
Which in my opinion has been added after mint, glue or whatever it is did not come from the mint or it would bear the same amount of damage as the rest of the coin.
definatly PMDollop
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Valued Member
Australia
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Well , the saga continues....the black bits actually cleaned off quite easily..there are hollows to those shapes on the coin.... do you think I could hit it with acetone?  Edited by larena
01/01/2012 9:01 pm
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i dip all my coins in acetone to remove grease and oils etc. I'm just not sure, the gloss could only come fom some sort of glue, or lacquer, but I guess it could be a flawed blank that got through somehow. but I would go with its something strange.
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Rest in Peace
United States
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first pix looked like a die crack on the neck.
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Australia
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OK Its going for a dip in acetone...will post back later..thanks everybody  |
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she has her own necklace, but I'm not saying what type of necklace it looks like pmsl, and no I would not of noticed if you didnt speak up
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i just recalled an old paint stirrer I have, was used to stir shellac many many years back and nothing since, it has a similar appearance to the coin and it is a strip of copper earth strip/band ( I dont recall proper name now) used in power stations |
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Valued Member
Australia
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Well....its a sad, sad day :( Nancy was right...it was a glue of some sort...well, at least I know another thing to look out for now  |
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Valued Member
Australia
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Another brutal and educational learning experience brought to you viewers by Coin Community.
...I have picked off a few glue blobs in the past and expect to see loads more. darn messy craft peoples...
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Australia
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I have been caught out by glue before. A rather unusual error coin turns out to be nothing noteworthy at all. Bugger!  Jeff |
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well, looks like this case has been glued shut....
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Valued Member
Australia
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yes please Erkle....I am so embarrassed by it  |
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Australia
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Don't be embaressed larena, If you don't ask you will never know the answer. Thats what this forum is about asking questions and getting answers. I'm just a collector , not an expert but there are a heck of a lot of experts on this site more than willing to give you their opinions on whatever your question is. Keep asking and you will be amazed what you will learn at the end of the day  |
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