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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Treashunt, post: 246326, member: 6763&quot;]lake:</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; I really like Barbers, and collect all series.</p><p>As for the 1899, it appears that it may have been buried at some time int eh past. It may clean up with a dip or you may try acetone, soak and rinse.</p><p>&nbsp;&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure, but I think that the acetone is the way to go.&nbsp; Just follow the directions that some have given in another link recently.</p><p>&nbsp; As for the 1904S, nice condition for a very scarce coin.</p><p>Silver will naturally turn darker over time. That is the nature of the metal.</p><p>99.99% of old silver coins that you see that are bright white have been dipped to remove the toning.</p><p>It can be caused by many factors, mostly environmental, for example, those old brown coin envelopes, that have sulphur (spelled wrong).[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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