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1957 D Wheat Cent - Help With Spotting On Lustrous Finish

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Hope I'm not posting too much, but I'm a newbie with too many questions...

My most lustrous Wheat cent has these annoying little dark crud spots. Besides these spots the coin looks almost new. Is there anything I can do to fix this, or am I better off leaving it alone? I don't want to affect the luster, it's a beautiful old coin in my opinion...


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Can't do anything for it without damaging the coin. Looks like someone sneezed or talked over it when they were examining it when it was new.
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. If you happen to have any Verdi-Care Conservation Formula ; If properly used it will deter any more spots or corrosion . Do not clean the coin or any coins for that matter .
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Looks like a "sneezer" and chances are you won't be a be to improve it.



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Thanks all, very interesting (and kind of gross...)
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How much does spotting affect the grade, relative to normal wear? Better to have some spotting with original luster and minimal wear, or no luster with zero spotting?
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What does the reverse look like?
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@ijn1944

Similar situation, pretty dang nice except for spots...
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