Exactly what do you think a cameo is?
OK, OK...linseed oil plant...flax...whatever :) What I was thinking of was that linseed oil is what is used in oil paint. It air cures to a...
But you did a great job
I was in a coin store when a waitress came in with a 2 inch stack of worn ones. The owner told her he didn't want them and to either spend them...
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But used correctly, it is undectable.
Kind of reminds me of the discussion about if pocket change could be considered "uncirculated", and the consensus was "If it looks uncirculated,...
If you can't tell it's been cleaned...it hasn't been cleaned.
A coin that is correctly cleaned should be undetectable.
Well, linseed oil should come from the seeds of the linseed plant :) As far as being an acid, yes technically but, consider milk has lactic acid.
With regard to the Renaissance Wax, I was wondering about using linseed oil. Has anyone ever heard of doing this?
Clad is the kind coinage we have had for quarters since 1965, with the copper in the center. Seems like I could see copper on the edge in your...
I think pretty much all of them are thiourea/acid based.
Sorry, looks clad to me, face value
Thank you sooooooooooooooooooooo much...
"Hearing" is a poor test. Show us the edge.
Extremely bad form, considering he has the company that sells this stuff!...
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American coinage is made so that if you hold the coin at top and bottom with your fingers and turn it over, it should have an inverted image on...
Yes, you are crazy, but that means you'll fit in well here. Welcome to CT. Mostly a coin's value should be a couple of hundred before it is...
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