Baking soda to clean the coins, and then dip in lemon juice to prevent tarnishing. I don't suggest cleaning it unless you really want to.
Wow! Still a good deal on the IH! Nice find!
Thanks! I was super surprised when I found it and thought I needed glasses to read it properly, but my eyes weren't fooling me! I sold it to a...
Usually around $16-20 but do not clean it.
Hey, Thanks for the insight. I never knew that! :D
I'm actually surprised it isn't slabbed! Beautiful coin and nice pattern :thumb:
The problem I have with it, it came out claiming to be a penny because it is kind of squished and isn't the reg. 18mm size like all of the other...
I have an 1821 Bust dime I found in a u-Scan at my local safeway. What is it worth? [ATTACH][ATTACH]
Questions about oven toning... How long and I have heard of doing it in a baked potatoe in the oven. Anybody know if that works?
Any personal family willing to recieve mail from a total stranger and forward it?
Nice find on the wheaties! Any early date wheaties or 40s and 50s? What date is the IH?
Oddly, I find that ASE absolutely gorgeous! I think it looks like a circulated WL half, (I know, same obverse design) But I see it and see history.
The question is: Would the US be prepared if there is NO gold in Fort Knox?
There is a Royal Canadian Mint 2012 $300 gold coin with a diamond. Here is a pic of one: [ATTACH]
Send it to his neighbor in his name. They will most likely return it to him knowingly. Ask if he is close to any of his neighbors.
A simple 3-4-5 Triangle
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To answer your question about certified coins, Check your local coin shops, auctions, craigslist and ebay for slabbed and graded coins.
I am not much of a fan of cleaning/conserving, but that 1924-D wheatie doesn't even look it at all. Good job!
If they are only worth copper value, or very common dated wheaties, clean them. Just don't be too harsh.
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