On the other hand, gun chemicals are made to protect metal from humidity and oxidation. Maybe its the secret to coin preservation!
Those chemicals are made to react with metal. They are also very volatile, I spilled a bottle of Hopps once and smelled it for weeks. I'm not...
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Yes, the reason they did not is due to a very large demand for the UNC ASE's this year. There was not enough spare silver to make the proofs....
Evorlor causes more fights on this site than anyone else right now!
There are none this year from the mint. When silver was around $11 a proof was about $20 from the mint.
It's an addiction for some. Myself sometimes. I snorted a whole roll of wheat cents last night!
You could always piggyback with someone on this thread. I have some coins I need to be graded also.
My thinking was that zinc is much more reactive than copper and would do a better job of reacting with any sulfides.
I just use pliers.
Is the BU cent being used as a sacrifice to use up any reactive substances in the bag? A piece of zinc would do a better job.
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My dad used to be a coin cutter (another way of defacing a coin instead of spooning it) and was arrested by the secret service for a few hours...
I have 60 pounds of cut silver in the garage.
I just bought a complete set w/ proofs and silvers. Unfortunately they all of green pvc damage that I'm going to have to clean up.
No amount of silver plating would affect the sound, no matter how heavy.
So how many people out there voted for themselves?
Post it on the CONECA website
Both of my pres set have weird wavy bumpy fields. Any of you all see anything like this on yours?
Putting a reserve on an auction just kills it. No one bids on a reserve auction.
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