Acetone Suggestions Please - Zero Results On Coins

Acetone only removes problems on the surface. It will not remove stains as they are permanent on the coin. So they are not able to be removed. Diffing with other solutions is harmful as it removes the outer layer of the metal. Thus the original surface is removed. Leaving the coin with a doctored look. Best to worry only to remove just outer contamination that can be affected by acetone. To go deeper, ruins the value of the coin even lower than it was before. So best to use less concern on looks of the coins you have, and consider upgrading to a better coin to replace it. Using something too strong can reduce the value for a premium coin if done wrong, could loose 90% of the value, then it you had left it alone. (In a sense, you could be thinking about you body: I don't like my nose. And decide to cut it off. The end result would be worse than the benefit you really wanted) So doing the wrong thing to a coin is something to be avoided.

Thank you very much coop and merclover. This is why I never bathed or cleaned my coins. I'm just surprised the acetone didn't even take off the glue. Best to do what I've always done... nothing except a 2x2.

stronger stuff, like xylene, might remove the gunk but wlll likely damage your coin