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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Just Carl, post: 656166, member: 4552&quot;]Sort of I agree and don&#039;t. Don&#039;t use the Vinegar stuff though. Only makes things worse in many instances. </p><p>With that coin is may well be worth an attempt as an experiment. I&#039;d stick to things around the house though for monitary reasons and safety. To start use just heated distilled water. Try soaking in that for a few minutes. I too agree spending money to clean any coin could be a waste of money and dangerous. For example prior to using something like XYLENE check out the ATSDR web site about that Product. ATSDR = Agency for Toxic Solutions &amp; Diseace Registry. </p><p>My self I&#039;d try items like baking soda and distilled water solutions. No harsh rubbing though, just a mild attempt to get rid of some of the greenish stuff whatever it may be. </p><p>As to Solder attaching to Silver or Copper or almost any metals. Pleases note there are numerous variations in Solders. Some contain Silver, Lead, Gold, Tin, Zinc and almost anything imaginable depending on what you want to spend mostly. I&#039;ve used Silver Solder many times on Copper, Silver, Brass, Bronze, etc. Of course there are also a massive varieties of Soldering fluxes also.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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