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Would You Clean This Coin

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just carl
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As so many have already said, leave it alone. As it is, it's OK. If you mess it up, it can not come back.
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If you use Acetone should it be the industrial/commercial stuff you get at the hardware store or will my wife's fingernail polish remover work?
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Industrial stuff, the fingernail polish remover has impurities in it.
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If the coin is all original and hasn't been cleaned before Id leave it alone. If it has a history of cleaning then maybe, but devaluing any all original coins even if you just rub it a little. IMO
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