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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;7Calbrey, post: 3024668, member: 38412&quot;]For the very crusty coins with a very thick coat or mud, you would need a big hard brush made of copper. It&#039;s always advisable not to clean the coins at one time. There could be first phase , and then after&nbsp; 2 weeks or so, time for the second phase with the same manner or partially, depending on the condition of each coin. There could be a third and fourth phase etc.. Sometimes you let a coin and after a year you find out by luck that it has improved by itself.&nbsp; We all started this way. I&#039;m on the eleventh year of collecting. Even this dark side has become a time pass pr fun for me. I always hope to make profits from this fun in the future.. Good luck and cheers all the way.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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