B&A 2..

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by galba68, Nov 27, 2024.

  1. galba68

    galba68 Well-Known Member

    Probus antoninian, in phases..


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  3. Mat

    Mat Ancient Coincoholic

    Fantastic!
     
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  4. Nicholas Molinari

    Nicholas Molinari Well-Known Member

    Spectacular!
     
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  5. GinoLR

    GinoLR Well-Known Member

    Magnificent
     
  6. philologus_1

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    Thanks for the in-between peek of the process! The typical "before-and-after" images are always nice, but the steps in the middle are enjoyable, interesting, and educational. :)

    Curious: = @galba68 - How much mechanical cleaning attention/effort do you usually apply to the rim compared to the amount given to the obverse and reverse surfaces?

    (Don't try to read any more into my question than my curiosity. I just know that when I do coin cleaning I rarely give the rim much effort; and that seems to be the norm based on restored ancient coins I've purchased.)
     
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  7. galba68

    galba68 Well-Known Member

    Hi Philologus, my friend cleans coins for me, I don't have a steady hand and nerves for that work..But the way he cleans is very similar to this:
    http://www.romanorum.com/docs/A Method for cleaning ancient coins. Romanorum.com.pdf
     
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