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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;longshot, post: 2352471, member: 76266&quot;]A product called e z est coin cleaner is a popular dip and readily available online and at coin shops.&nbsp; Many will tell you never to clean a coin so proceed at your own risk. You might consider just selling this one and buying a brilliant one. As far as properly dipping a coin there are different ideas and techniques, but basically the idea is to immerse the coin in the solution for a second or two (or three) then immediately rinse very well with running water...no rubbing!.... then carefully pat dry with a soft towel without any rubbing or friction. Then a dip in pure acetone will help remove any moisture. You can use the search feature here to find threads on properly dipping a coin. It&#039;s not rocket science, just stick with low value uncirculated coins,&nbsp; and most of us would leave cleaning of expensive coins to the experts. Repeated or prolonged dipping&nbsp; will strip the luster off a coin and devalue or ruin it. Even if the toning isn&#039;t totally removed after a couple of quick dips I usually quit.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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