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Old 07-01-2009, 08:27 PM   #9 (permalink)
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I would not use it at all - as a matter of fact I would not use most of what is mentioned or used on this board. All that stands out on the link is "down to bare metal" - ie strips the luster right off a coin.
What I am going by is for iron coins or zinc coins that have rusted or corroded to a point of being almost unrecognizable. Kinda like Ancients or 1000 year old Chinese coins, when you have to clean them.
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