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1959 Lincoln Penny - Mint Or After Mint?

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Did the gold on coin happen during the minting of coin or afterwards?
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I'm thinking post-mint event--appears to be some form of 'crud' on the coin's surface. Suggest giving the coin a long soak in 100% acetone.
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Definitely happened afterwards!



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Will do - thanks
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@ted, pls post a picture afterward as I think that this will be a good example of the dried glue (or whatever it is) having protected the coin's surface from oxidation. I suspect that underneath will be red rather than brown, like the rest of the surface.
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Here's the after soaking in acetone picture. Looked like gob of glue on coin. Thanks.
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