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Pillar of the Community
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What you need is like 12 hrs at least if that does not work do a 24.
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Bedrock of the Community
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It could be glue stick? Someone was trying to post the reverse for a school project. Now the coin shows it had its time in the spot light, now back into circulation. And you found it.
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Bedrock of the Community
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Just coin damage. Note all the area you are looking at is all incuse. Push into the coin damage.
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Thank You Coop and Oldfordman It looks so different with the real close up of the digital camera .
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Hello Everyone; I hope you are having a great Fourth of July. I'm here just looking at this soaking wet Kennedy half dollar that has been soaking in acetone for over 24 hours and there is no change in the color. I also have a new observation and want to show.Having looked at it, their seems to be that same brown ,gray matter around the edges of the coin. I don't know if it is anything its really puzzling. I just look at it and think it was a substance chemical reaction from the tape but the tape isn't on the edges or is it?  
Edited by realdeal101 07/04/2021 1:04 pm
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Pillar of the Community
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No matter what it is at this point. It is not an error.
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At this point we don't really know and no body in this community seems to know for sure so far, what really caused this and if you aren't curious I don't know what to say .But I can say I might have the only one in the world even if it may or my not be a error ,at least I tried to find out. Thanks for listening
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Pillar of the Community
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It looks a holiday card coin. Back in the day, grandparents used to tape Kennedy's in birthday and other cards for the kiddos.
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Thank You Nfine; That sounds really good only if their were other coins to compare it to. The stripe is really amazing its right down the middle which I think looks really cool, it would make sense to hold down the coin there. Im thinking if they were making coins wouldn't they need to mark each sheet of metal maybe this was tape on the metal to help identify each kind of metal sheets that's why it doesn't fade in the acetone .The pressure and heat from the press could maybe cause this? Just a guess
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This coin is stained with something. Acetone won't take off everything. You have responses from decades of collecting, but you won't accept the right answer. It's tape. You can plainly see this around the forehead, eye, and nose where the tape didn't stick to the surface. There is a thin stripe where You can see the original surface color.
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