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The brown discolouration is usually a sign that the powder has degraded. As this is on the surface it is, as you suspected, likely due to exposure to the air. The powder may be OK, or may not be. I would not take the chance. Powder is cheap when compared to rifles and faces for that matter.
Regards Grandpamac.
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