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Thanks jbuck! The full set of 32 coins came to me as part of a collection I purchased. Unfortunately they were all stored in a PVC folder. For the ones that appeared to have any problems I tried a soak in acetone for a couple days. For some it worked okay but for others (like the 1973 40% Silver Proof) it did not. I am thinking that damage may be permanent. It is a beautiful set otherwise.
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Found this 1973 Washington quarter while sorting through an old piggy bank the other day. It may be common but it's still a nice example of a circulation workhorse.

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Found this 1973 Washington quarter while sorting through an old piggy bank the other day. It may be common but it's still a nice example of a circulation workhorse.
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Like the 1974 P&D, these two were purchased together, so I like to post them together.

1973-D Eisenhower dollar
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Beautiful examples jbuck
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Beautiful examples jbuck
Thank you.

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1973-S 40% Silver Eisenhower dollar (NGC)
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