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2006 P North Dakota Quarter "Blackhole Sun" Soundgarden Edition

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At first I thought this was a cool strike thru but believe there are laminations present above and below the sun's right most ray. Thoughts?


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Looks like a substance is on the coin like maybe glue.
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Try giving it a soak in 100% pure Acetone and see if it comes off. Probably glue or something as stated.

Nice reference. Blackhole Sun by Soundgarden is an awesome song, by the way! Love that song and the band!
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Yes, try a long acetone soak.
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Look like foreign substance (drops) on the surface of the coin.
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with that song!
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Or maybe staining?
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It will be at least a few days before I update with the soak results. Out of acetone at the moment. At least for now I'm optimistic about it. I've cleaned layers of foreign material, including glue, before and I am not seeing any of the definite tells ie seam where glue layer would terminate, no signs around the rim or letters suggesting irregular depth of field, all possible defects appear to recess into the field, and a few craters extend into a raised letter/number reducing it.

To be honest I just want a blackhole sun coin in the collection. Now that I am thinking about it I need to start looking for a zig zag die crack to be my Metallica Ride the Lightening coin.
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Soak process:
100% acetone for 24 hrs in sealed container to prevent evaporation (w/ periodic agitation)
Dabbed dry with paper towel to also check for sticky surface (some glues will soften but not dissolve)
Probed surface with tooth pick for soft areas or possible seams
Inspected surface and compared to the before pics

The soak resulted in no change to the coin. I included the soak process above for any feedback to improve it.

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How about an after photo? Do not pat dry,let air dry. No tooth picks.
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Thanks, I'll make those adjustments.

I'll try to take/upload today but at family's for the holiday so could be Wednesday.
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Wednesday it is. Tried with whats on hand here at the in-laws and I'm just spinning my wheels
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After soak pics
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