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I don't know if I would risk taking a 1803 larger dollar and messing around with it with liquid nitrogen. If I were you, I would show it the photo of California's governor and wait the acrylic to jump towards the photo leaving the coin nice and clean.
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How much did you aquire it for? The 1803 silver dollar has been heavily counterfeited in China.

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 Posted 06/16/2008  9:07 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Master Gardener to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
If you know someone who works in a dental lab, they will have a water grinder for model & die work, the water grinder will grind through and hit different angles until it delaminates. I once ground a .380 pistol out of something like that.
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I don't know if I would risk taking a 1803 larger dollar and messing around with it with liquid nitrogen.


Why not? Not worth much now. I'd dunk and smash.
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Agreed a dunk and smash has to be better than leaving it in a block of plastic.
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