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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Mark Metzger, post: 4411590, member: 86472&quot;]After a fairly successful experiment with a 1920 Pilgrim Commemorative earlier this week, I decided to apply the same technique to another comm. half from the same lot. This one was also in a little brown envelope for god knows how many years. I dipped it for a total of about 4 seconds. My technique is to put the coin on a spoon and dunk/lift 10 times consecutively. On each dunk, the coin is submerged for a fraction of a second. By doing this, the solution washes over the coin repeatedly but ever so briefly. I then immediately rinse and pat dry. </p><p>The coin in question here was rather dull and tan. Also very dry. Now it is considerably more attractive and the cartwheel has emerged. </p><p>This technique is not my preferred one, but in the case of these neglected coins, I feel it was effective. </p><p>photos were taken with same light/angle/setup</p><p>Any input on grade would be appreciated.</p><p>[ATTACH=full]1107624[/ATTACH][/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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