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<p>[QUOTE="john1942sept, post: 1916317, member: 54792"]I have tried acetone and water on wornslick silver quarters that will never be more than silver. Water is a little more effective. It takes off some of green, but not all. This likely has been there for 70 years or so. I have left some coins in acetone for over a week. The tooth pick does take off some spots and acetone appears to make that a little easier.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="john1942sept, post: 1916317, member: 54792"]I have tried acetone and water on wornslick silver quarters that will never be more than silver. Water is a little more effective. It takes off some of green, but not all. This likely has been there for 70 years or so. I have left some coins in acetone for over a week. The tooth pick does take off some spots and acetone appears to make that a little easier.[/QUOTE]
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