A little problem on a little coin

Discussion in 'Ancient Coins' started by Clonecommanderavgvsvs, Mar 23, 2020.

  1. Clonecommanderavgvsvs

    Clonecommanderavgvsvs Well-Known Member

    I knew being a collector of bronze coins I’d eventually run into bronze disease, especially living in humid Georgia. Well, I believe my baduila nummus may have it. This powdery white substance is on the sides of the coin and looks like it’s spreading. I find it a little ironic with the corona pandemic one of my coins is now sick. Anyway any advice is appreciated and make sure to post any Ostrogothic/Germanic coins you have. A920EEC0-FEBB-4884-9A35-F2CC67E42BB9.jpeg EC68A0F2-7491-4117-8A8A-B899ED0B52F3.jpeg
     
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  3. Theodosius

    Theodosius Fine Style Seeker

    Bronze disease is usually light green and powdery. There have been several threads posted about how to recognize and treat it lately.
     
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