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1959 D Jefferson Nickel Struck Through Gold Flake? Grease?

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 Posted 05/20/2020  6:24 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add almostpennylane to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
I found this high grade 1959 D Jefferson nickel that looks to be struck through something on the reverse. Looks like it might be gold flakes or a thick kind of grease/goo? Anyone seen this before? Or know what it is? Worth anything?


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Glue, perhaps? Have you tried soaking it in acetone?



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Thanks for the welcome!! I haven't tried soaking it in acetone yet. This might be a dumb newbie question, but does soaking in acetone damage the coin at all?
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Absolutely not. Go for it.
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Yes looks like a thin layer of dried varnish.
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Or fingernail polish. Something was added to this coin. It wasn't struck that way. PSD
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