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<p>[QUOTE="Boss, post: 531311, member: 15110"]Are you seeing Blue Ribbon or Care on that coin? I do to. I've put it on coins enough to know. </p><p> </p><p>Fishaddict: Blue Ribbon and Coin Care are silicon based oil type, solvent products that "clean" and coat a coin. Used a lot by EACers (Early American Copper Collectors) to preserve and coat the coin. We have had interesting debates about that here. You could read my post "Rose thorns and oil" or search their names to learn a lot. Most agree these products can affect a coin in a bad way over a long period of time. I use mineral oil to remove verdigris with a rose thorn and I used to leave the oil on when done, but that will likely affect the luster on a red coin with the passage of time. I still will personally leave on AU brown and below coins sometimes. Most disagree with this and say to remove the oil with xylene and rinse with distilled water. You might try this on this coin as it looks oiled. That's up to you. Just my opinions.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Boss, post: 531311, member: 15110"]Are you seeing Blue Ribbon or Care on that coin? I do to. I've put it on coins enough to know. Fishaddict: Blue Ribbon and Coin Care are silicon based oil type, solvent products that "clean" and coat a coin. Used a lot by EACers (Early American Copper Collectors) to preserve and coat the coin. We have had interesting debates about that here. You could read my post "Rose thorns and oil" or search their names to learn a lot. Most agree these products can affect a coin in a bad way over a long period of time. I use mineral oil to remove verdigris with a rose thorn and I used to leave the oil on when done, but that will likely affect the luster on a red coin with the passage of time. I still will personally leave on AU brown and below coins sometimes. Most disagree with this and say to remove the oil with xylene and rinse with distilled water. You might try this on this coin as it looks oiled. That's up to you. Just my opinions.[/QUOTE]
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