MS70 on common coins?

DICHOTOMY. really. Such word musules. I don't even like what the word looks like. Looks like something i miss spelled

 

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Uh, never mind.

 

You just hadta. I get it. Like opening presents

 

Help me. Whats it mean

 

Uh, but, uh, oh nevr mine. Take yur shot...

 

Yes, lots of people have, along with every other imaginable way of ruining a coin.

You came in a few months ago very earnestly recommending that people use silver polishing cloths on their coins. I thought we cleared this up then. Why are you still pursuing it?

 

I'm not sure if we are playing word salad or what. I'm totally confused.

 

The context of my post was meant to convey, 'They' would not include the words, 'Properly cleaned.' Sorry for the ambiguity.

 

Call it what you will but this stuff and similar Botox rejuvenators are pure poison to numismatics. Sadly, some will always pursue shiny objects however derived.

 

I used Nic-a-date just to see how it affected the nickel, and of course to see the date. And I decided it was a good experiment, but I stopped there. I count it as a small investment in learning.

 

Phil's Coins, posted: "IF it is for your OWN use and you do not plan to sell it so ANYONE without the disclaimer "CLEANED" attached to the coins fine. Please do not offer something up for sale that you know is not what it appears to be. It is FRAUD. If you think that the coin cannot be detected as cleaned, send it to NGC/PCGS and watch the reply.
The art of coin collecting is to find something that is truly unique but ORIGINAL."

I nominate this post for "worst of the day!" News Flash: I estimate that just about 97% of vintage coins in slabs or raw have been cleaned at one time. That makes a lot of folks (including me) crooks! I'll bet if you are a regular buyer at large coin shows over the last forty years, there is a pretty good chance you've purchased a coin I've personally cleaned.

 

Just a side thought - I wonder how this product would work on copper facia metal drip edge around the roof? Or as a patina agent? And what would be the long term effect to the metal? I've always been under the impression that Patina would accelerate deterioration, this is why it turns green. But not really sure.

 

That's Funny..

Hey.. Congrats on your 48,000th post!

 

Ok now explain what it means

 

You hadta find out the dates. Otherwise roll them up and set them free

 

Come on john. A Buffalo coin(buffalo ny here) with a d or s or p mint mark needs a home. Oh the humanity. Like a foster child finding his tru birth date. Hey you wanna be that foster child?