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Yellow Oil Substance On Coins, ( Any Coins)

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Hi, everyone
I have come across a few coins that has yellowish oil on it,
Correct me if I'm wrong but I have seen this on metals as well not just coins, I think it's used in cutting process I have seen this on aluminium and sheet metal, just saying this because I have worked with metals in a extrusion company. So it's not a dirty coin lol
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I think it's water-staining - coins that have been in fountains come out like this.
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Sellotape residue used with older albums also makes coins look like this.
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