VERMONTPACKRAT
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what is the best way to clean it
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Rusty Mercury Dime.....
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Rob66
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Wow... that is over sized.Try a little soap and water if not olive oil bath for a few days. 
Over sized coins are made all the time as souvenirs,Lie to see it cleane.Cool find. 8) RD
Over sized coins are made all the time as souvenirs,Lie to see it cleane.Cool find. 8) RD
tymcmurray
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Double cool double size.
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Never have seen one of those b4...Talk about big..Nice find.
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since its not a real coin maybe some steel wool would take the rust off?
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Looks like a coaster to me. Part of a set.
Very interesting find.
DM
Very interesting find.
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