How to clean a coin

What where is that guy that thinks these are errors? Maybe you can sell them to him since he knows all to know and more! Yiou can get a few bucks for it.

 

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You forgot the vise.

 

Looks like it might be a little light. I'll give you 9/10 of a cent for it.

 

I bought one last week - works very well. However, when it comes to cleaning coins, I prefer using a bench grinder.

 

I'm impressed Bill!

 

A valuable error now that it's missing its outer layer!

 

I have a few coins in "details-cleaned" slabs. Do you think it would be worth it to crack them out, do your technique on them and resubmit hoping for a solid grade?

 

NICE! LOLOLOL

 

BTW, you still have some work to do if you're going to turn that into a 1909 S VDB!

 

Shouldn't you have run that through the rock tumbler for a while to finish it off?

 

Lol. I'm glad everyone taking this for the joke it was. That wonderful zincoln will I'm sure get spent at face value and be someone else's to enjoy

 

NOOOOOO!!!!!!! Then it will surely turn up in the "error" forum, where some dweeb will think its worth millions! Better to throw it into the sea and make a wish!

 

Better yet, put it in hydrochloric acid until the zinc is gone and you'll have a stencil you can sell for Obscene Profit™.

 

Lmao!!

 

Thanks for a little fun. So many of the comments/threads are about paying $5, $10, etc too much for a coin or how overgraded coins are these days. Nice to have a light moment.

 

Thanks Mr. Bill needed a laugh today!