Let's talk about toning.

Most people polish the flatware and also as flatware is used it looses it's "luster" like coins do. If you sent in a set of flatware to NGC or PCGS it would come back cleaned because of abrasions from teeth and such.

 

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That is easy enough to solve. Don't BITE it!

 

BTW - while we are on this topic, this is 4 very interesting pictures of our family heirloom Shabboth Candles Sticks that has been cleaned with Brasso for 250 years and you will notice that the brass has NO rust and also little of the original detail.





Ruben

 

FWIW - not only does silver tone, but silver salts are the foundation for film photography.

 

AT coin

 

Steiner here looking to learn how to take up close pics of coins.

 

Navel Jelly is for removal, krylon is for prevention.

 

I thought rock tumblers were a good way to get coins to tone...

 

Is that like Cement trucks? Because Doug has a special on Cement trucks this week.

 

Hi ! I myself kinda like the rainbow toning on coins, but that is just my opinion on the topic. I have a nice canadian 25 cent coin with tons of toning, does anyone here have any idea what the grade would be on it..

 

Not again....LOL....use the search feature please.

 

Who the heck would hijack a Cement mixer?

 

These days nothing would surprise me. I almost wouldn't doubt that it's already been done!

 

Being offered at 2 for 1 by Doug (plus shipping and handling), wouldn't it just be easier to buy them form him in order to clean your toned coins?

Beats the heck out of spraying your rusty coins with Kryon all day for 10 months.

Ruben

 

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