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<p>[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3373476, member: 19463"]It seems silly to have to say that we should look at our coins on a regular basis. Once a coin in my possession is suspect of BD, I start a pattern of watching daily for a few days, then weekly for a few weeks followed by monthly for a year. If nothing is seen during that time, all I am out is having to look at my coins. </p><p><br /></p><p>We hear bronze disease called coin cancer and there will be people who point out (correctly) that this is not a 'disease' or a 'cancer' but the correct actions are really quite similar. Be watchful for changes, treat things that actually need treating rather than taking every pill advertised on TV 'just in case' and avoid medical advice from those who know less about it than you do. Perhaps the biggest similarity to 'cancer' is that we treat 'patients' as being in remission rather than as having been cured. That simply means there may be longer spaces between exams but there will never be a time we stop watching.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="dougsmit, post: 3373476, member: 19463"]It seems silly to have to say that we should look at our coins on a regular basis. Once a coin in my possession is suspect of BD, I start a pattern of watching daily for a few days, then weekly for a few weeks followed by monthly for a year. If nothing is seen during that time, all I am out is having to look at my coins. We hear bronze disease called coin cancer and there will be people who point out (correctly) that this is not a 'disease' or a 'cancer' but the correct actions are really quite similar. Be watchful for changes, treat things that actually need treating rather than taking every pill advertised on TV 'just in case' and avoid medical advice from those who know less about it than you do. Perhaps the biggest similarity to 'cancer' is that we treat 'patients' as being in remission rather than as having been cured. That simply means there may be longer spaces between exams but there will never be a time we stop watching.[/QUOTE]
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