Cool Find!
was run over by a Mack truck on a oil spot
I think I'd just ask my daughter. We mean the world to each other.
How about the 1916 SLQ?
Canada dry
I have had bad experiences with acetone. It turned my bright red cents from proof sets brown. The coins had black spots that I was trying to...
I would never use a solvent on a coin unless it's very low value.
Not if you happen to find a 09-svdb or 55/55 or 16-D:yuck:;):D
I've been collecting coins for 55yrs and certainly would not recommend doing something that doesn't work or damages coins.
What is your reason for saying no?
BTW. After taking the coin out of the ginger ale rinse it well then pat dry. I have coins that I did this to years ago and they still look great...
Coins that have been in the ground for a long time have dirt buried in the details that rinsing won't get entirely out so even a soft toothbrush...
Oh, don't use 7-up. Too much acid.
soak in Gingerale and pat dry. Learned this from an old collector.
Anything to let these weasels make money. Our hobby is in a sour state right now.
I have a small safe and if I were to use these I would have filled it age's ago.
I apologize. I've noticed that sometimes we're a little too tough on he beginners too. Remember that we all started collecting the same way.
I think that if all of us joked a little more and judged a little less the world would be much better off.
GEEZ! It was just a joke.
By the way,you're nails need cleaning.
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