@Conder101 thanks for the heads up, another series I don't know much about since it started in 1883 and not 1882. Haha Cool the one my ancestor kept is a key regardless of condition.
Ag/G Environmental Damage is what I think I'd get if I submitted her. I do think sitting in that pouch for the last several decades help acheive the ED. It took several generations of unknowing ignorance to get this far!
Ww - what a great story & thanks for sharing this with all of us! Also, you might want to try giving the 1886 a dip in acetone to see if some of the green gunk (and or black) would come off. Acetone cannot hurt the metal of the coin and totally evaporates off if you use pure acetone ( Walmart health and beauty aids section ~2.00 a bottle). It also might be a good idea to do with the 20 cent piece as well. I do it with any coin I know has been circulated to get off stuff that later might surprise me if I store it and don't look at it for awhile.
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