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I agree with AU50 and strongly urge that you give this piece an acetone bath. Green is bad on copper no matter what the source is/was. Follow up with a verdicare dip and please remember not to rub the coin during any of these steps should you choose to do so.
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For this coin, soak in pure acetone (not fingernail polish, it has impurities)for half-hour to an hour or so. NO rubbing. Rubbing a coin will destroy its value by creating hairline scratches that penetrate the natural protective patina of the coin. Or worse, rubs the patina off entirely.

Very cool story about where the coin was found!
My wife is usually the one that likes purses, but I want one like one like yours!
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Top view of very old coin purse. Latched metal cover over a small leather pouch.



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Here it is again ANACS graded. I'm very pleased with how it turned out and with the service.


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