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Proof Set With Hair Inside

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Or...buy some danscos!! Haha
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An update. I cracked open the set and removed hair without any trouble. BUT the long hair has already left two contact mark an inch long each on the Kennedy half dollar. I do not know whether the marks are permanent or whether a trip to acetone will do any good.
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It will probably depend on what was on the hair. I feel that acetone would be worth the effort to know for certain.
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I would just leave it. If the hair had any chemicals in it (hair color, bleach, a perm) putting it in acetone could create a chemical reaction on the coin and cause even more damage.
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Two additional hairlines developed after acetone rinse. I guess this is the chemical residue left over from the hair. I would speculate that these hairlines will happen anyway over time if the chemical is left along on the coin. In conclusion acetone bath does not work.
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It probably would have happened. You just sped up the process.
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You know there was a few surprise issues that had Kennedy's hair in it.
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I doubt that Mr. Kennedy would use nasty chemical on his hair. Most likely a dyed hair from someone.
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