Cleaning coins with dog slobber, toothpaste, and spacey metal polish stuff

Make sure your critters don't swallow any Zincolns. Zinc is toxic and can lead to serious hemolytic anemia.

 

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Probably there should be an overview (seperate thread) on risks of various coins being swallowed. Kids too young to know the difference, will swallow many toxic objects. Just because something is metal does not mean it will not break down. Best of course would be gold coins. Silver may react, but probably not that much. Modern coins are way too questionable in terms of what metals they are using.

 

I'm more inclined to think there should be an overview (seperate [sic] thread) on risks of taking farcical threads seriously.

Or, possibly, an overview on risks of various pets being swallowed by children...

 

Awesome thread, needed a good chuckle thats for sure.

 

I have two of the worlds greatest slobberers working on it right now, Buster the Boxer and Maximus the Dogue de Bordeaux

 

Come on you Guys, I just ate lunch. You're grossing me out over here... OOPS, I just lost it!------ OK, I should be good to go by dinnertime.:eating:

Bruce

 

The last picture looks like the guy from American Chopper.

 

Save some...I still have some copper to clean...

 

Didn't the OP specifically say it has to be German Shepard slobber? It can't be any other canine drool. It just won't work. :dead-horse:

 

Indeed...I even invited someone to argue about it, but have been rebuffed.

 

Well one could make the argument that it would take a poodle to clean a french coin.. they do have a different way of kissing over there right?