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LWC 1952 S(?) Heat Damage Likely

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Related to a discussion on another thread with reference to heat damage. Have had this example for several years. Quick glance of the obverse suggests acid, reverse shows classic heat damage. An interesting coin nonetheless.

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 Posted 09/13/2019  2:31 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Chase007 to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
No heat damage here. What you have is a perfect example of an Acid dipped coin.If you weight the coin you'll notice a significant reduction in weight!
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Agree this looks like acid.
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Muratic acid, most likely.
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Yes, I've been split on the cause. Was thinking acid all along, but seeing the rather strong linear wavy effect on the reverse, it looked like some blowtorch examples I've seen. Someone had fun.

Anyway, thanks for the input!
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Probably heat damage. Etheir way,it's PSD.
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Looks like it went through a lot of torture before it got away. I agree with both acid and torched.
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