Interestingly, when there is something like dried glue on a cent, this can protect the underlying copper from oxidizing. That is why these areas are still so shiny on your coin.
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Or clear nail polish. This was added before the coin had lost it the BU look. Thus why it is still showing below the addition on the coin. Not a plus, just an altered surface on the coin.
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