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Dark ATB 2013-D Perry's Victory Quarter

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 Posted 11/20/2022  4:30 pm Show Profile   Bookmark this topic Add CB1Knobee to your friends list Get a Link to this Message Number of Subscribers
We have a quarter received in change that is an odd reddish brown color.
Wondering if it was minted the reddish color or if it's from circulation. Also wondering if attempting to clean with dish soap and vinegar would be advisable. Seems just as many advise not to clean it yourself as do!
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Using anything acidic will ruin a coin to a seasoned collector. This looks like a metal detector find. In time the coin wear will remove the coloring on the higher areas first. Eventually in time it will return to the original color, but will be dull looking as the original surfaces are now gone. Not a plus for these coins. Just spenders.
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to the CCF and environmental. And as far as cleaning coins, you will not get very many on this site to suggest cleaning of any kind. The only things to use on a coin are, distilled water, 100% acetone. And Verdi care for your copper coins. Any other suggestions are wrong.
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Never never ever clean your coins, period.

Your coin has environmental toning/discolouration. no mint error, no added value over face.
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