so I found this coin pictured and was wondering what I should use to clean it up acetone, silver polish and a rag to polish it up or some tarn-x? any opinions would be helpful
Some 60 grade sandpaper will work:desk: Why would you want to clean a nice tone coin like that? I would leave it just the way it is.
Carl: Nah, a grinding wheel would remove everything. LOL. It is slabbed, why buy it if you didn't like it? [Unless you are just pulling our legs.]
If you have a torch that can produce a flame with a high enough temperature you can remove not only the tarnish, but that annoying design. That way you can have a nice blob of bright silver metal.
nah I like the metal of the coin I just want to clean off that disgusting rust crap off it thanks for all the ideas people btw I was thinking of buying up a certain key date morgan year/mint like maybe 1000+ and melting all of them but 1 down so the 1 I have "might" go up in value like $5 it's a sound idea to me what you guys think?
I'll trade you a nice white one for it if that's what you want. other then that... don't mess with it.
Why melt them. just stash them when they go up $5 you can trickle them back out and make $5 1000 times instead of once
your silly you have to melt them before the price goes up everyone everywhere knows exactly how many of a certain coin date/mintmark there our out there
My first thought was that this was AT'ed so why not dip it. But then I noticed the NGC slab on second glance and I was like NO WAY. ....but it still looks AT'ed to me.
