I have a 1797 British Penny that has the grafitti of a cross over the olive branch or whatever that Britania is holding on the reverse. Looks...
I LOVE THE SMELL OF CHLOROFORM...BE CAREFUL, IT DON'T TAKE MUCH TO PUT YOU OUT!!!
My thought was that I saw many collectors talking about using Museum Wax and In thought the linseed oil (or Stand oil) might be a better choice...
Dang...I got a load of silver, been in there a long time.
Thank you
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Yeah, I see stuff like this on e-bay for 80 cents on the dollar.
Why bother?
Why answer?
[ATTACH] See how much easier that is to see.
OTH...over the hill? :) BTW, happy birthday!
...not me, that is a direct cut 'n paste from the mint.
At 35 you're started downhill...
Agree, however linseed oil is what is known as a "drying" oil and will react with air to form a protective plastic (if that's what you want).
Doug has sung this song many years, but I still think that the "residue" can be rinsed off.
Honestly, not trying to be nasty, but is English your native language, some of us are having trouble understanding what it is you want to say....
mea culpa
What???
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