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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;WmsJewelers, post: 374481, member: 12564&quot;]That is a great way to put it.&nbsp; There was an article in ANA magazine I read about 6 months ago (can&#039;t find it now) and it was talking about cleaning coins with some one that actually cleaned coins for a living.&nbsp; They did not give out his name but he stressed the point that when he is finished working on a coin that you can not tell.&nbsp; He also sends coins into NGC and PCGS to be slabbed and almost always they are slabbed after he has &quot;cleaned&quot; them.&nbsp; His thoughts were that if NGC and PCGS finds the coin to be acceptable then he did a good job.&nbsp; </p><p><br /></p><p>Just his though and some thing to think about.&nbsp; I am sure we have all seen and owned coins that have been cleaned or worked on at some point and time and didn&#039;t even know it.&nbsp; This goes to show that if done correctly and by some one that knows what they are doing it is just fine.&nbsp; At least to me.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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