In the United States, I often see garage sales that offer "coins" but I am either too late or they want ridiculous prices.
Are you saying the A in BRITANIA is an inverted V?
I will second what Doug said above. Gold and silver coins can be successfully clea... conserved, copper becomes MUCH harder and for aluminum,...
Yeah, over 3 months ago.
@dangeRus it's fine to respond to ancient threads like this, but you won't see many responses. Much better to start your own thread.
You are correct to be cautious but if the coins are not uncirculated or proof, they probably already have lots of scratches. Your magnifying...
See what the coin dealer will offer you.
Perhaps search some on CoinTalk (got this from Google) https://www.cointalk.com/threads/porcelain-coins.298042/
Matted and framed by Aaron Brothers.
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Wasn't sure where to put this, but I noticed it in a coin shop and bought it since the price was about what you would pay for a good frame. The...
Yeah, we might be rough around the edges, but we mean you no harm.
Thank you.
Wow, 120 coins...gulp. Eager to see what you find out.
Starting a collection today doesn't have to be much different from 50 years ago. Get some albums (even used ones from a coin shop or on-line) and...
I used to use that, good program
Oh...dang...I'm sincerely sorry to be right. Nickel, zinc and iron are extremely difficult to cle.. conserve as far as I know. They kind of look...
They are beautiful. If you decide to sell them, I hope you post here.
When I have used eZest, I first wash my hands, run hot water in the sink and gently place the coin where it can be deluged with hot water. I then...
I had a friend who worked with it in his lab and sometimes when I walked in, there would be traces in the air...my breathing reflex would simply...
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