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1957 Australian Sixpence - Lamination Crack

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 Posted 06/26/2022  10:47 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add ttkoo to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
Hi again,
Recent aquisition has a nice lamination crack from rim to rim.
My thoughts are that the underlying flaw caused the metal below the shield to collapse on impact resulting in the weakness / no stamp below. Any other thoughts?
1957-Australian-Sixpence---Lamination-Crack
Also, I'm not happy with the muck on the obverse legend which has been really highlighted by a poor effort at cleaning in the past. Would Verdi-care be useful in this application or is the colouring from PVC?
Any advice appreciated, as I don't want to "2x2-it" until it looks a tad better.

1957-Australian-Sixpence---Lamination-Crack

Cheers TT


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 Posted 07/22/2022  5:01 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add Mr T to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
Sounds plausible - there may have been some gas below the shield.

Re the gunk, I'd try a toothpick with some acetone and see if that shifts it.
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Quote:
Sounds plausible - there may have been some gas below the shield.

Re the gunk, I'd try a toothpick with some acetone and see if that shifts it.


Thanks for the feedback Mr T.

I actually posted a results topic on a different forum regarding the acetone and Verdi-Care as this one went quiet on me.
Link here if you are interested.
http://goccf.com/t/424238

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Having read all the responses I am very surprised that there was not one suggestion of an angle grinder. Pretty confident that will get that darn discolouration sorted! lol
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Having read all the responses I am very surprised that there was not one suggestion of an angle grinder. Pretty confident that will get that darn discolouration sorted! lol



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