Posted 01/08/2011 01:09 am
Can you allow me to think 'outside the square'?
This is on another thread, can't remember where, so I will repeat it here.
Way back in 1964 I got a perfect mint state 1964 .900 fine Kennedy half. I sprayed it with acrylic lacquer from a spray can. That coin now still has the same blazing cartwheel appearance that it had in 1964. That coin lives in a standard 2x2 holder.
You still need to protect the lacquer from physical damage. Because your coins are thicker, you will need to cut the clear windows out of several holders to match your coins' thicknesses, before binding them together
If I want to remove the lacquer, acetone should do the job nicely.
This is on another thread, can't remember where, so I will repeat it here.
Way back in 1964 I got a perfect mint state 1964 .900 fine Kennedy half. I sprayed it with acrylic lacquer from a spray can. That coin now still has the same blazing cartwheel appearance that it had in 1964. That coin lives in a standard 2x2 holder.
You still need to protect the lacquer from physical damage. Because your coins are thicker, you will need to cut the clear windows out of several holders to match your coins' thicknesses, before binding them together
If I want to remove the lacquer, acetone should do the job nicely.
