Thanks, if there is a picture, you can right-click on it and use the "search google" command that pops up......
...so, I can call it a buffalo? :)
He wasn't showing a coin he has, just asking about a design.
Do you have an ad or something?
Not really, most salts have pretty high water solubility. For table salt, it's like 33% or so. Also a quibble, but the water doesn't absorb the...
...and pennies don't circulate in America.
Acetone should not reduce the luster. If anything it might enhance the luster. Try rinsing the coin in HOT water and then a few minutes soak in...
Nice coin, only thing wrong is trying to buy others that are as nice or nicer :) Welcome to CT.
I don't think I entered yet... Entry Post [ATTACH] Think I have posted this before, but...a clipped Indian
Don't leave, send @lordmarcovan a PM and donate a coin for the next drawing :)
Little bit banged up and some machine doubling...see what others say.
don't leave
Actually no one wants you to quit. Your enthusiasm is nice, but if you slowed down a bit you would be easier to appreciate.
If it is "spring water", it has all the contaminants that natural water would have including minerals and fish poo :) If it is AC runoff, it has...
I have heard of and used gum erasers, but never that you could just press them onto something and get any results.
R U Sirius?
Uh...salt (sodium chloride) dissolves up to 33%, that doesn't happen quickly, rinse with distilled, but tap is fine for soaking.
But I can turn on my tap and get tap water. The government sets drinking water standards at 99.95%, and most places are better than that. Don't...
Toning is deterioration, just attractive in the early stages.
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