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Die Chip On 1960 D LMC

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radatat
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Nice one on the T of cent.
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Check to see if this is glue? Usually a die chip will affect just the field area, and not the top of the devices. But sometimes it does affect the devices, but your coin looks like it maybe a glue drop or something on the coin?
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hi Coop. Not sure how to do that without damage to the coin. Toothpick didn' affect it. Looks like a chip to me by color and position. but you may be right. next step?
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You can try soaking in pure acetone, which would remove glue without harming the coin. Looks like a die chip to me but I could be wrong.
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