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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Peter Economakis, post: 4300386, member: 111558&quot;]Thanks Max, and i&#039;m guilty using my finger nail.</p><p>Yup this is one touchy subject but for the good.</p><p>So even using a sharp tip wooden tooth pic with gentleness is a no no. Like I had posted just to remove any goo that might of build up around dates, mint marks or in any type of pocket on the coin.</p><p>If the goo has been there for quite some time i&#039;m thinking if it&#039;s removed that spot might be shinier.</p><p>I&#039;m into copper pennies but I can&#039;t remember where but found this 1906 liberty nickel that has seen better days and looks like a metal detector find.</p><p>The date is actually very visible and the face and stars but the back is awful.</p><p>Its a little greened but as it&#039;s not worth much wondering what I can soak it in with whats laying in my house? Just want to see if there&#039;s anymore detail on it.</p><p>I really should stop posting pic&#039;s till I get the right camera.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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