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What Is This Yellow Tint On This 1944 P War Nickel?

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Might try soaking in water. Acetone will not remove water based glue like Elmers.
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More of a melt coin. Too much damage to be a keeper. The color was probably from sulfur in the air of its environment. That plus tarnish of the silver in the nickel.
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Using acetone is like following a trouble-shooting process on a stained/crud-encased coin. If it works, that narrows the issue (eliminates some possibilities). If it doesn't work, then that narrows the issue (suggesting other possibilities).
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Wow so acetone will remove epoxy, random other organic substances, but doesn't do anything to Elmer's glue we uses in kindergarten?
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Acetone -- It's all in the chemistry. For a fun read...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetone
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May have been buried in iron-rich soil.
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I tell you! That was a nugget of FUN reading! But according to that, will only remove 2 part epoxies and superglue before they harden
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