A Cleaning, Before & After

Mat · Sep 15, 2016

Cucumbor said: ↑

Good job you did @Mat on that Charles VII blanc

I have a sister coin of yours : a gold ecu minted by the same Charles VII

Charles VII (1422-1461) - Ecu d'or 3° emission de 1424, atelier de Toulouse (annelet sous la cinquieme lettre)
Croisette sur etoile initiale, KAROLVS : DEI : GRATIA : FRANCORVM : REX, Ecu de France couronné
+ XPC : VINCIT : XPC : REGNAT : XPC : IMPERAT, croix arquée, evidée et fleudelisée, cantonnée de quatre coronelles
3.76 gr, 28 mm
Ref : Ciani # 617

And a kind of "cousin" coin : a blanc, minted around the same years, but in the feudal principality of Dombes

Jean II de Bourbon (1456-1488), Blanc Atelier de Trevoux
+ IOhES : DVX : BORBONI : TREVORCII : DNS Ecu de Bourbon accosté de trois flammes dans un double trilobe
+ DISPERSIT (ROSE) DEDIT (ROSE) PAVPERIBVS A Croix pattée cantonnée de deux lis et deux flammes, dans un double quadrilobe
2.91 gr
Ref : Divo Dombes # 2, PA # 5076, Boudeau # 1044

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Those are beauties. I was looking at Louis XI next.

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Deacon Ray · Sep 15, 2016

I_v_a_n said: ↑

red_spork,
It is necessary to take a bamboo toothpick, poke it into something hard, so that the end has become like a brush. When you take a coin out of juice, put it under running tap water and remove all the dirt from difficult places (inside letters, corners and etc.) by this toothpick. Only without pressure View attachment 537011 View attachment 537012
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Wow!!!

Alok Verma · Sep 16, 2016

Thanks Sir!
I'll search. whether any soap contains Trilon B in India. Thanks once again

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