From what I've heard there's not. It's residue from the cleaning process that has been baked onto the metal. You have to use an eraser or something abrasive, but it'll scratch up the rest of the coin.
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From what I've heard there's not. It's residue from the cleaning process that has been baked onto the metal. You have to use an eraser or something abrasive, but it'll scratch up the rest of the coin.
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