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1945 S With Some Weirdness Going On?

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I found this in an old box I had full of nickels.
The substance is hard like metal. Does anyone have any ideas?
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@eta, that looks a lot like dried adhesive. You could try a soak in acetone to remove it; however, the surface of the nickel may now be toned differently.
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Thanks Spence,
Just thought it was weird bc it was sharp on the edges and hard. Thanks!
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Yes no prob. Give it a soak and then try to chip at it with a wooden toothpick (obviously you don't want to scratch the coin while you remove the glue). It would be interesting for you to post "after" pics to this thread if you decide to go forward with the removal process.
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Old, dried adhesive(s) can have sharp edges. I have scars to prove it.
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