Coin returned Nor encapsulated Residue

[Sandyk-migration]

I submitted a 1963 Franklin for grading and it came back Not encapsulated residue. Should I try to remove the residue and resubmit or just put it in the junk pile. The finish is brillant and there look in uncirculated condition. I am new to this and need help. Thanks

[HiHoAudio]

I would save my money and just move on.

 

Perhaps soak the Franklin in 99% isopropyl alcohol to neutralize the PVC damage and then put it into a flip.

[tejas1836]

Welcome to the forum. I'm new here myself. I'll let the the experts answer your questions about your Franklin. They will probably be along shortly.

 

David

[michael]

welcome to the forums

 

sorry to hear about this

 

i would definately soak the franklin overnight in a closed all glass container in 100% pure acetone you can buy this at walmark or lowes i believe in their paint section

 

 

if you can please post a before and after photo of the coin and then we can advise you further

 

 

a good group here and once again welcome to the forums

[Sandyk-migration]

I have posted the coin pre-acetone here

http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeontkz/

[Schatzy]

I have posted the coin pre-acetone here

http://mysite.verizon.net/vzeontkz/

 

After seeing the pictures I would throw that coin into the scrap pile.

It will be a good coin to practice the acetone dipping.

[Sandyk-migration]

Thanks I have alot of scrap

 

[BillJones]

Sadly I have to agree with Schatzy. That coin is a bit too far gone to save it, but you could learn something about using residue removal materials like acetone byt experimenting with this piece.