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Speaking of cleaning coins...

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This 1917 S.L. quarter was part of the only "cache" I have ever found.($3.17 in an old tobacco can,probably someones long lost milk-egg money)The coin has great details but along the top is a rust stain were it touched the rusty can.All I have done to it was pick the rust glob off with a round wooden toothpick.As can be seen,this left a stain.Any ideas on what to do with it? (if anything)
 
I've succesfully removed surface stains with just a fuzzy ended toothpick dipped in CLR (calcium lime remover).If it's more than a stain then its probably gonna leave tiny pitting.
 
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